Solving Tur\'an's Tetrahedron Problem for the $\ell_2$-Norm
J\'ozsef Balogh, Felix Christian Clemen, Bernard Lidick\'y

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new extremality measure for hypergraphs based on the codegree squared sum, determines its asymptotic maximum for $K_4^3$ and $K_5^3$, and relates it to Turán's tetrahedron problem.
Contribution
It defines the codegree squared sum as a new extremal measure and asymptotically determines its maximum for specific hypergraphs, connecting to Turán's conjecture.
Findings
Asymptotic extremal values for $ ext{co}_2(G)$ for $K_4^3$ and $K_5^3$
Stability results showing extremal hypergraphs resemble conjectured structures
Existence of a scaled limit and blow-up invariance for $ ext{exco}_2(n,H)$
Abstract
Tur\'an's famous tetrahedron problem is to compute the Tur\'an density of the tetrahedron . This is equivalent to determining the maximum -norm of the codegree vector of a -free -vertex -uniform hypergraph. We introduce a new way for measuring extremality of hypergraphs and determine asymptotically the extremal function of the tetrahedron in our notion. The codegree squared sum, , of a -uniform hypergraph is the sum of codegrees squared over all pairs of vertices , or in other words, the square of the -norm of the codegree vector of the pairs of vertices. We define to be the maximum over all -free -vertex -uniform hypergraphs . We use flag algebra computations to determine asymptotically the codegree squared extremal number for and and…
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