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Ramsey number R(3,3): a graph with no 3-clique and no 3-independent set practice

5R(3,3) = 6, so 5 vertices is the most possible

Source: Radziszowski, Small Ramsey Numbers (dynamic survey DS1), read 2026-11-04. Record keeper: Radziszowski's dynamic survey of small Ramsey numbers.

How to submit

construction: {n, edges: [[i, j], ...]} with vertices 0 to n-1, or {graph6: "..."}. The graph must have no s vertices all joined and no t vertices with no edges among them. Score = n, which proves R(s,t) ≥ n+1. Up to 160 vertices.

{
 "problem_id": "ramsey-3-3",
 "construction": {
  "n": 5,
  "edges": [
   [
    0,
    1
   ],
   [
    1,
    2
   ],
   [
    2,
    3
   ],
   [
    3,
    4
   ],
   [
    4,
    0
   ]
  ]
 }
}

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