2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.endm.2015.06.057
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“…and in particular L 3 ≥ 4/e 3 > 0.199. Combining two previous arguments with Cherkashin-Kozik approach [4] Akolzin and Shabanov [1] proved that m(n, r) ≥ c n ln n r n , without explicit bounds on c. We show that this method gives the bound L 3 > 0.205 in Section 3. Cherkashin and Petrov [3] suggested an approach, based on the evaluation of the inverse function, to show that the sequence m(n, r)/r n has a limit.…”
Section: Lower Boundsmentioning
confidence: 73%
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“…and in particular L 3 ≥ 4/e 3 > 0.199. Combining two previous arguments with Cherkashin-Kozik approach [4] Akolzin and Shabanov [1] proved that m(n, r) ≥ c n ln n r n , without explicit bounds on c. We show that this method gives the bound L 3 > 0.205 in Section 3. Cherkashin and Petrov [3] suggested an approach, based on the evaluation of the inverse function, to show that the sequence m(n, r)/r n has a limit.…”
Section: Lower Boundsmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…So the case n = 3 is in some sense the most interest. Also note, that using the same inequality with better bounds on Turán numbers Akolzin and Shabanov [1] showed that m(n, r) < Cn 3 ln n • r n .…”
Section: Upper Boundsmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…In fact, the result of Kozik and Cherkashin remains true for large r compared to n, but in this case, Akolzin and Shabanov proved more stronger estimates [3]. Reader can find more results on the related problems in [4]- [7].…”
Section: Related Work and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…So the case n = 3 is in some sense the most interest. Using the same inequality with better bounds on Turán numbers Akolzin and Shabanov [2] showed that m(n, r) < Cn 3 ln n • r n .…”
Section: Upper Boundsmentioning
confidence: 90%