This research establishes uniform Turán density values for hypergraphs, suggesting patterns in edge density.
In the 1980s, Erdős and Sós first introduced an extremal problem on hypergraphs with density constraints. Given an r-uniform hypergraph F (or r-graph for short), its uniform Turán density πᵤ(F) is the smallest value of d in which every hypergraph H in which every linear-sized subhypergraph of H has edge density at least d contains F as a subgraph. The first non-zero value of πᵤ(F) was not found until 30 years later. Progress in studying the set of values of the uniform Turán density of r-graphs has been uneven in terms of r: to this day there are infinitely many non-zero values known for $r=3$, a single non-zero value known for $r=4$ and none for r≥ 5. In this paper we obtain the first explicit values of πᵤ for all uniformities, by proving that for every r≥ 3 there exist r-graphs F with πᵤ(F)=1/4 and with πᵤ(F)=r2^-r2.
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