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Book Ramsey numbers via algebraic constructions
Let \(B_n\) denote the book graph consisting of \(n\) triangles sharing a common edge. Rousseau and Sheehan (1978) proved, using Paley graphs, that \(R(B_n,B_n)=4n+2\) whenever \(4n+1\) is a prime power. Since then, only a few additional exact values of \(R(B_n,B_n)\) have been obtained. In this p
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