Denae Ventura

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2025 Unavoidable patterns in 2-colorings of the complete bipartite graph
abstract
We determine the colored patterns that appear in any 2-edge coloring of K n , n , with n large enough and with sufficient edges in each color. We prove the existence of a positive integer z 2 such that any 2-edge coloring of K n , n with at least z 2 edges in each color contains at least one of these patterns. We give a general upper bound for z 2 and prove its tightness for some cases. We define the concepts of bipartite r -tonality and bipartite omnitonality using the complete bipartite graph as a base graph. We provide a characterization for bipartite r -tonal graphs and prove that every tree is bipartite omnitonal. Finally, we define the bipartite-balancing number and provide the exact bipartite-balancing number for paths and stars.
Adriana Hansberg, Denae Ventura
Discret. Appl. Math.2
2025 Optimization tools for computing colorings of [1,...,n] with few monochromatic solutions on 3-variable linear equations
Jesús A. De Loera, Denae Ventura, Liuyue Wang, William J. Wesley
Discret. Appl. Math.2
2023 Unavoidable patterns in 2-colorings of the complete bipartite graph
abstract
We determine the colored patterns that appear in any 2-edge coloring of Kn,n, with n large enough and with sufficient edges in each color. We prove the existence of a positive integer z2 such that any 2-edge coloring of Kn,n with at least z2 edges in each color contains at least one of these patterns. We give a general upper bound for z2 and prove its tightness for some cases. We define the concepts of bipartite r-tonality and bipartite omnitonality using the complete bipartite graph as a base graph. We provide a characterization for bipartite r-tonal graphs and prove that every tree is bipartite omnitonal. Finally, we define the bipartite balancing number and provide the exact bipartite balancing number for paths and stars.
Adriana Hansberg, Denae Ventura
LAGOS2
2021 On the balanceability of some graph classes
Antoine Dailly, Adriana Hansberg, Denae Ventura
Discret. Appl. Math.3