Authors compute new small two-color ordered and cyclic Ramsey numbers for monotone paths, cycles, stars, complete graphs and nested matchings via SAT solving, determine closed forms for several pairs of graph classes, obtain bounds, apply reinforcement learning for lower bounds, and introduce permut
Brouwer and Willem H
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Some results on small ordered and cyclic Ramsey numbers
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