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Efficient arithmetic regularity and removal lemmas for induced bipartite patterns Yufei Zhao (MIT) Joint work with Noga Alon (Princeton) and Jacob Fox (Stanford) April 22, 2018 1 Szemer edis graph regularity lemma Graph regularity lemma


  1. Efficient arithmetic regularity and removal lemmas for induced bipartite patterns Yufei Zhao (MIT) Joint work with Noga Alon (Princeton) and Jacob Fox (Stanford) April 22, 2018 1

  2. Szemer´ edi’s graph regularity lemma Graph regularity lemma For every ǫ > 0 there exists M = M ( ǫ ) so that every graph has a vertex partition into ≤ M parts so that all but < ǫ fraction of pairs are ǫ -regular 2

  3. Szemer´ edi’s graph regularity lemma Graph regularity lemma For every ǫ > 0 there exists M = M ( ǫ ) so that every graph has a vertex partition into ≤ M parts so that all but < ǫ fraction of pairs are ǫ -regular Graph removal lemma For every ∀ ǫ > 0 and graph H there is some δ = δ ( H , ǫ ) > 0 so that every n -vertex graph with H -density < δ can be made H -free by removing < ǫ n 2 edges 2

  4. Szemer´ edi’s graph regularity lemma Graph regularity lemma For every ǫ > 0 there exists M = M ( ǫ ) so that every graph has a vertex partition into ≤ M parts so that all but < ǫ fraction of pairs are ǫ -regular Graph removal lemma For every ∀ ǫ > 0 and graph H there is some δ = δ ( H , ǫ ) > 0 so that every n -vertex graph with H -density < δ can be made H -free by removing < ǫ n 2 edges ◮ M ( ǫ ) = 2 2 2 ... 2 tower of height ǫ − O (1) (cannot be improved [Gowers]) ◮ Removal lemma holds with δ = M − O (1) = 1 / 2 2 2 ... 2 (possibly could be improved, but not beyond ǫ C log(1 /ǫ ) when H = K 3 ) 2

  5. When can you guarantee poly(1 /ǫ ) bounds? 3

  6. When can you guarantee poly(1 /ǫ ) bounds? For a graph with bounded VC dimension: ◮ Vertices can be partitioned into ǫ − O (1) parts ◮ All but ǫ -fraction of pairs of vertex parts have densities ≤ ǫ or ≥ 1 − ǫ [Alon–Fischer–Newman, Lov´ asz–Szegedy] 3

  7. What is VC dimension? Let S be a collection of subsets of Ω dim VC S := size of the largest shattered subset of Ω U ⊂ Ω is shattered if for every U ′ ⊆ U there exists T ∈ S such that T ∩ U = U ′ 4

  8. What is VC dimension? Let S be a collection of subsets of Ω dim VC S := size of the largest shattered subset of Ω U ⊂ Ω is shattered if for every U ′ ⊆ U there exists T ∈ S such that T ∩ U = U ′ E.g., the VC-dimension of the collection of half-planes in R 2 is 3 4

  9. What is VC dimension? Let S be a collection of subsets of Ω dim VC S := size of the largest shattered subset of Ω U ⊂ Ω is shattered if for every U ′ ⊆ U there exists T ∈ S such that T ∩ U = U ′ E.g., the VC-dimension of the collection of half-planes in R 2 is 3 VC dimension of a graph G is defined to be the VC dimension of the collection of vertex neighborhoods (Ω = V ( G )): dim VC G := dim VC { N ( v ) : v ∈ V ( G ) } 4

  10. Bounded VC dimension ⇐ ⇒ forbidding a bi-induced subgraph 5

  11. Bounded VC dimension ⇐ ⇒ forbidding a bi-induced subgraph H G H as a subgraph of G (all edges of H are present in G ) 5

  12. Bounded VC dimension ⇐ ⇒ forbidding a bi-induced subgraph H G H as a subgraph of G (all edges of H are present in G ) H as an induced subgraph of G (all edges of H are present H G in G and non-edges are not present) 5

  13. Bounded VC dimension ⇐ ⇒ forbidding a bi-induced subgraph H G H as a subgraph of G (all edges of H are present in G ) H as an induced subgraph of G (all edges of H are present H G in G and non-edges are not present) don’t care Bipartite H as a bi-induced subgraph (similar to induced H G but don’t care about edges inside each bipartition) don’t care 5

  14. Bounded VC dimension ⇐ ⇒ forbidding a bi-induced subgraph H G H as a subgraph of G (all edges of H are present in G ) H as an induced subgraph of G (all edges of H are present H G in G and non-edges are not present) don’t care Bipartite H as a bi-induced subgraph (similar to induced H G but don’t care about edges inside each bipartition) don’t care dim VC G < d ⇐ ⇒ G forbids the following as a bi-induced subgraph: 1 00 1 000 0 1 001 1 01 2 010 011 10 3 2 100 101 11 110 111 d = 1 d = 2 d = 3 5

  15. Bounded VC dimension ⇐ ⇒ forbidding a bi-induced subgraph H G H as a subgraph of G (all edges of H are present in G ) H as an induced subgraph of G (all edges of H are present H G in G and non-edges are not present) don’t care Bipartite H as a bi-induced subgraph (similar to induced H G but don’t care about edges inside each bipartition) don’t care dim VC G < d ⇐ ⇒ G forbids the following as a bi-induced subgraph: 1 00 1 000 0 1 001 1 01 2 010 011 10 3 2 100 101 11 110 111 d = 1 d = 2 d = 3 Conversely, if G is bi-induced- H -free, then dim VC G = O H (1) 5

  16. When can you guarantee poly(1 /ǫ ) bounds? Hereditary family – any family of graphs closed under deletion of vertices. ◮ E.g., 3-colorable, planar, bipartite, triangle-free, chordal, perfect ◮ Equivalent to being induced- H -free for all H in some (possibly infinite) family H 6

  17. When can you guarantee poly(1 /ǫ ) bounds? Hereditary family – any family of graphs closed under deletion of vertices. ◮ E.g., 3-colorable, planar, bipartite, triangle-free, chordal, perfect ◮ Equivalent to being induced- H -free for all H in some (possibly infinite) family H For any given hereditary family F for graphs: ◮ If graphs in F have bounded VC-dimension, then every graph has an ǫ -regular partition into ǫ − O (1) parts. 6

  18. When can you guarantee poly(1 /ǫ ) bounds? Hereditary family – any family of graphs closed under deletion of vertices. ◮ E.g., 3-colorable, planar, bipartite, triangle-free, chordal, perfect ◮ Equivalent to being induced- H -free for all H in some (possibly infinite) family H For any given hereditary family F for graphs: ◮ If graphs in F have bounded VC-dimension, then every graph has an ǫ -regular partition into ǫ − O (1) parts. ◮ If graphs in F do not have bounded VC-dimension, then there exist graphs in F whose ǫ -regular partition whose number of parts is necessarily at least 2 2 ... 2 (tower height ǫ − c ) 6

  19. When can you guarantee poly (1 /ǫ ) bounds? Regularity lemma for graphs of bounded VC dimension For a fixed bipartite H , if G is bi-induced- H -free, then G has a vertex partition into ǫ − O (1) parts so that all but ≤ ǫ -fraction of pairs have edge-densities ≤ ǫ or ≥ 1 − ǫ . 7

  20. When can you guarantee poly (1 /ǫ ) bounds? Regularity lemma for graphs of bounded VC dimension For a fixed bipartite H , if G is bi-induced- H -free, then G has a vertex partition into ǫ − O (1) parts so that all but ≤ ǫ -fraction of pairs have edge-densities ≤ ǫ or ≥ 1 − ǫ . A graph is k -stable if it does not contain a bi-induced half-graph on 2 k vertices. 7

  21. When can you guarantee poly (1 /ǫ ) bounds? Regularity lemma for graphs of bounded VC dimension For a fixed bipartite H , if G is bi-induced- H -free, then G has a vertex partition into ǫ − O (1) parts so that all but ≤ ǫ -fraction of pairs have edge-densities ≤ ǫ or ≥ 1 − ǫ . A graph is k -stable if it does not contain a bi-induced half-graph on 2 k vertices. Stable regularity lemma [Malliaris–Shelah] If the graph is k -stable, then we can furthermore guarantee that every pair of parts has density ≤ ǫ or ≥ 1 − ǫ . 7

  22. Arithmetic setting G abelian group, A ⊂ G dim VC A := dim VC { A + x : x ∈ G } = dim VC CayleyGraph ( G , A ) 8

  23. Arithmetic setting G abelian group, A ⊂ G dim VC A := dim VC { A + x : x ∈ G } = dim VC CayleyGraph ( G , A ) We say that A contains a bi-induced copy of a bipartite graph H if the same is true for CayleyGraph ( G , A ) 8

  24. Arithmetic regularity lemma ◮ Szemer´ edi’s graph regularity lemma : ∀ ǫ > 0 ∃ M : every graph has a vertex partition into ≤ M parts so that all but < ǫ fraction of pairs are ǫ -regular 9

  25. Arithmetic regularity lemma ◮ Szemer´ edi’s graph regularity lemma : ∀ ǫ > 0 ∃ M : every graph has a vertex partition into ≤ M parts so that all but < ǫ fraction of pairs are ǫ -regular ◮ Arithmetic regularity lemma [Green]: ∀ ǫ > 0 , p ∃ M : for every A ⊂ F n p , there is some V ≤ F n 2 of codimension ≤ M such that all but ≤ ǫ fraction of translates of V meet A in an ǫ -Fourier uniform way 9

  26. Arithmetic regularity lemma ◮ Szemer´ edi’s graph regularity lemma : ∀ ǫ > 0 ∃ M : every graph has a vertex partition into ≤ M parts so that all but < ǫ fraction of pairs are ǫ -regular ◮ Arithmetic regularity lemma [Green]: ∀ ǫ > 0 , p ∃ M : for every A ⊂ F n p , there is some V ≤ F n 2 of codimension ≤ M such that all but ≤ ǫ fraction of translates of V meet A in an ǫ -Fourier uniform way ◮ Corollary: removal lemma for arithmetic patterns 9

  27. Arithmetic regularity lemma ◮ Szemer´ edi’s graph regularity lemma : ∀ ǫ > 0 ∃ M : every graph has a vertex partition into ≤ M parts so that all but < ǫ fraction of pairs are ǫ -regular ◮ Arithmetic regularity lemma [Green]: ∀ ǫ > 0 , p ∃ M : for every A ⊂ F n p , there is some V ≤ F n 2 of codimension ≤ M such that all but ≤ ǫ fraction of translates of V meet A in an ǫ -Fourier uniform way ◮ Corollary: removal lemma for arithmetic patterns (later shown to follow from graph removal lemma [Kr´ al’–Serra–Vena / Shapira]) 9

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