Top regularity over polyads #
A coloring H of the unordered triples is (δ, r)-top-regular over a polyad P when, for every
top color c and every union of at most r subpolyads of P carrying at least a δ-fraction of
the support of P, the relative density of c on that union is within δ of its relative density
over P. Subpolyads select arbitrary subgraphs of the three pair graphs of P, so this is the
rank-r test surface of Rödl–Schacht and Nagle–Rödl–Schacht; rank one is the disc-regular case.
Each top color is controlled separately.
The weaker vertex-box condition IsVertexBoxRegularOverPolyad only tests restrictions of the
three vertex cells, keeping the full pair graphs. It follows from top regularity at any positive
rank.
Top regularity passes to smaller polyads. If the three pair graphs of a polyad P', possibly over
another skeleton such as a refinement of the skeleton of P, lie in those of P, then every
subpolyad of P' is a subpolyad of P with the same support. Hence a large P' inherits the
relative densities of P up to δ, and the slicing lemma makes H top-regular over P' with a
parameter worsened by a factor depending only on the relative size of P'.
Main definitions #
TauCeti.Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad:(δ, r)-regularity over a polyad.TauCeti.Colored3Graph.IsVertexBoxRegularOverPolyad: regularity on vertex-box restrictions.
Main results #
TauCeti.Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad.abs_relDensityOn_sub_le: the test applies to every family of at mostrsubpolyads, indexed by any finite type.Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad.abs_relDensityOn_unionSupport_sub_mul_card_le_of_card_le: the count-scaled form of the test, valid also below the size threshold.TauCeti.Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad.of_rank_le: regularity at a higher rank implies regularity at every lower rank.TauCeti.Colored3Graph.isTopRegularOverPolyad_one_iff: at rank one the condition tests single subpolyads.TauCeti.Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad.nonneg: the parameter of a top-regular coloring is nonnegative.TauCeti.Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad.abs_relativeDensity_sub_le: a large polyad with smaller pair graphs inherits the relative densities up toδ.TauCeti.Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad.of_pairSupport_subset: the slicing lemma; top regularity passes to every polyad with smaller pair graphs and at least anα-fraction of the support, with parametermax (2δ) (δ / α).TauCeti.Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad.isVertexBoxRegularOverPolyad: top regularity at a positive rank implies vertex-box regularity.TauCeti.Colored3Graph.isTopRegularOverPolyad_const: a constant coloring is top-regular over every polyad, at every rank and every positive parameter.
References #
- J. Komlós and M. Simonovits, Szemerédi's regularity lemma and its applications in graph theory, in Combinatorics, Paul Erdős is Eighty, Vol. 2 (1996), Fact 1.5 (the graph slicing lemma, whose argument the hypergraph slicing lemma follows).
- V. Rödl and M. Schacht, Regular partitions of hypergraphs: regularity lemmas, Combin. Probab. Comput. 16 (2007).
- B. Nagle, V. Rödl and M. Schacht, The counting lemma for regular k-uniform hypergraphs, Random Structures Algorithms 28 (2006).
H is (δ, r)-top-regular over the polyad P when, for every top color c and every
family of r subpolyads of P whose union support has at least δ times the size of the
support of P, the relative density of c on that union is within δ of the relative density
of c over P. Members of the family may repeat, so this tests unions of at most r
subpolyads.
Instances For
Unfolded form of Colored3Graph.IsTopRegularOverPolyad.
Every polyad over S that is not (δ, r)-top-regular has r subpolyads whose union carries
at least a δ-proportion of its support and whose relative density in some top color deviates
from that of the polyad by at least δ.
The rank-r test. A (δ, r)-top-regular coloring passes the test on the union of any
family of at most r subpolyads, indexed by an arbitrary finite type.
Top regularity at a rank implies top regularity at every lower rank.
Top regularity is monotone in its parameter.
At rank one, top regularity tests single subpolyads.
Every coloring is top-regular once 1 ≤ δ, since relative densities lie in [0, 1].
Top regularity over a polyad forces a nonnegative parameter when the top palette is nonempty: for a negative parameter, every family passes the size threshold.
Count-scaled rank-r test. A (δ, r)-top-regular coloring bounds the count-scaled
discrepancy of each top color on the union of any family of at most r subpolyads by δ |P|.
Unlike the test itself, this also covers unions below the size threshold.
Density inheritance. If H is top-regular over P at a positive rank, then over every
polyad P' whose pair graphs lie in those of P and whose support passes the size threshold,
each top color has relative density within δ of its relative density over P. The polyad
P' may live over a different skeleton, for instance one refining the skeleton of P.
Slicing lemma. If H is (δ, r)-top-regular over P at a positive rank, then it is
(max (2δ) (δ / α), r)-top-regular over every polyad P' whose pair graphs lie in those of P
and whose support is at least an α-fraction of the support of P. The polyad P' may live
over a different skeleton, so this is how top regularity passes to a refined lower skeleton.
A constant coloring is (δ, r)-top-regular over every polyad, for every rank and every
positive parameter.
H is ε-vertex-box-regular over the polyad P when, for every top color c and all
subsets of the three cells of P whose restriction of P keeps at least an ε-fraction of
its support, the relative density of c on the restriction is within ε of the relative density
of c over P. The restriction keeps the full pair graphs of P between the subsets.
Instances For
Unfolded form of Colored3Graph.IsVertexBoxRegularOverPolyad, with the restricted support
written as a filter of the support of P.
Vertex-box regularity is monotone in its parameter.
Top regularity at a positive rank implies vertex-box regularity: a vertex-box restriction is a single subpolyad.