AbstractGiven a family L of graphs, set p=p(L)=minL∈Lχ(L)−1 and, for n⩾1, denote by P(n,L) the set of graphs with vertex set [n] containing no member of L as a subgraph, and write ex(n,L) for the maximal size of a member of P(n,L). Extending a result of Erdős, Frankl and Rödl (Graphs Combin. 2 (1986) 113), we prove that|P(n,L)|⩽2121−1pn2+O(n2−γ)for some constant γ=γ(L)>0, and characterize γ in terms of some related extremal graph problems. In fact, if ex(n,L)=O(n2−δ), then any γ<δ will do. Our proof is based on Szemerédi's Regularity Lemma and the stability theorem of Erdős and Simonovits. The bound above is essentially best possible
New results are proved on several problems in extremal graph theory.Let $ex\sp*(D;H)$ denote the max...
We investigate the maximum number of edges that a graph G can have if it does not contain a given gr...
AbstractWe consider the following problem as a generalization of that solved by Tura´n's theorem. Le...
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The theory of extremal graphs without a fixed set of forbidden subgraphs is well developed. However,...
AbstractThe extremal number ex(n;TKp) denotes the maximum number of edges of a graph of order n cont...
For a graph H, the extremal number ex(n,H) is the maximum number of edges in a graph of order n not ...
We study two extremal problems about subgraphs excluding a family F of graphs. i) Among all graphs w...
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AbstractFor integers n≥4 and ν≥n+1, let ex(ν;{C3,…,Cn}) denote the maximum number of edges in a grap...
By extremal number ex(n;t ) = ex(n;{C₃, C₄, ..., Ct}) we denote the maximum size (that is, number of...
We study two extremal problems about subgraphs excluding a family F of graphs. i) Among all graphs w...
The following very natural problem was raised by Chung and Erdős in the early 80’s and has since bee...
New results are proved on several problems in extremal graph theory.Let $ex\sp*(D;H)$ denote the max...
AbstractWe consider the following problem. Let t and n be positive integers with n⩾t⩾2. Determine th...
New results are proved on several problems in extremal graph theory.Let $ex\sp*(D;H)$ denote the max...
We investigate the maximum number of edges that a graph G can have if it does not contain a given gr...
AbstractWe consider the following problem as a generalization of that solved by Tura´n's theorem. Le...
Given a family ℒ of graphs, set p =p(ℒ) = minℒ∈ℒ χ(L) - 1 and, for n≥ 1, denote by P(n,ℒ) the set of...
The theory of extremal graphs without a fixed set of forbidden subgraphs is well developed. However,...
AbstractThe extremal number ex(n;TKp) denotes the maximum number of edges of a graph of order n cont...
For a graph H, the extremal number ex(n,H) is the maximum number of edges in a graph of order n not ...
We study two extremal problems about subgraphs excluding a family F of graphs. i) Among all graphs w...
Let σ(n; θ2k+1) denote the class of non-bipartite graphs on n vertices having no θ2k+1- graph and f(...
AbstractFor integers n≥4 and ν≥n+1, let ex(ν;{C3,…,Cn}) denote the maximum number of edges in a grap...
By extremal number ex(n;t ) = ex(n;{C₃, C₄, ..., Ct}) we denote the maximum size (that is, number of...
We study two extremal problems about subgraphs excluding a family F of graphs. i) Among all graphs w...
The following very natural problem was raised by Chung and Erdős in the early 80’s and has since bee...
New results are proved on several problems in extremal graph theory.Let $ex\sp*(D;H)$ denote the max...
AbstractWe consider the following problem. Let t and n be positive integers with n⩾t⩾2. Determine th...
New results are proved on several problems in extremal graph theory.Let $ex\sp*(D;H)$ denote the max...
We investigate the maximum number of edges that a graph G can have if it does not contain a given gr...
AbstractWe consider the following problem as a generalization of that solved by Tura´n's theorem. Le...