This dissertation investigates the following three problems in Ramsey theory.(1) On the base of the asymptotic bounds for r(Cm,Kn) which were given by Caro, Li, Rousseau and Zhang , by analytic method and using the functionx ≥ 0; m ≥ 1, we give the asymptotic upper bounds for r(Wm,Kn) , i.e as n→∞,for fixed even m ≥ 4 andfor fixed odd m ≥ 5 , where C1 = C1(m) ≥ 0 and C2 = C2(m) ≥ 0. By the same method, we obtain the asymptotic relation between r(Wm,Kn) and r{Cm,Kn). Combining with the Spencer's asymptotic lower bounds for Ramsey functions we obtain the asymptotic bounds for r(K4, Kn). Moreover, we give the asymptotic upper bounds for r(Kk + Cm, Kn) , i.e as n→∞,for fixed even m ≥ 4 andfor fixed odd m ≥ 3, by employing mathematical induction on k, with the upper bounds for r(Wm, Kn) verified first.(2) Li has proved a Ramsey goodness result for graphs with many pendent edges. Inspired by this, by transplanting Li's method and mathematical induction on x(G), we give a Ramsey goodness result for graphs with a large pendent tree, i.e let H be any connected graph of ordern and let Hj be a graph of order n + j which is obtained from H by adding a pendent j - tree , and let Hj denote the class of all graphs: Hj, if j is large enough, the Ramsey nunber r(G,Hj) satisfies r(G, Hj) = (x - l)(n + j - 1) + s.(3) Zhou has proved that r(Bm,Wn) = 2n + 1 for m≥ l,n ≥ 5m + 3 and r(Bm,K2 + Cn) = 2n+3 forn ≥ 9 if m = 1 or n ≥ (m-l)(16m3+16m2-24rn-10)+1 if m ≥ 2. where the book Bm is the join K2 and KCm, Wn denotes a wheel with n spokes. Gu has given r(B1, K1 +Tn) = 2n +1 for n ≥ 3 and r(Bm, K1 + Tn) = 2n +1 for m ≥ 1,n ≥ 5m + 2. The above two are also Ramsey goodness result. Inspired by these, we obtain K2 + Tn is K3 - good by combinatorical method and mathematical inductoin on n with r(K3, K2 + T4) = 11 verified first.
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