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Complete Bipartite Subgraph of Dense Bipartite Subgraph
Q1: Consider a $2^n$ by $2^n$ bipartite graph with at least $(1-\epsilon)2^{2n}$ edges. For any $\epsilon > 0$ and $n$ large enough, is it always possible to find a $2^{(1-f(\epsil …
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Distribution of Induced Subgraphs of Extremal Ramsey Graphs
Choose $k$. Let $G = (V,E)$ be a graph on $n = R(k,k)-1$ vertices (that is, $G$ is an extremal example for $R(k,k)$, and $g : E \to {r, b}$ be an edge 2-coloring such that there is …
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Maximum number of edges $f(n,k)$ in a graph on $n$ vertices with no $k$-core?
The $k$-core of a finite graph is defined as follows. Delete all vertices of degree $< k$ and repeat until there are no such vertices left. If there is a nonempty subgraph rem …
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6-regular bipartite graphs with no 8-cycles
I'm looking for simple 6-regular bipartite graphs with no 8-cycles, as small as possible. It doesn't matter if there are 4-cycles or 6-cycles, provided there are no 8-cycles. Suc …
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Minimal graphs with a prescribed number of spanning trees
As its long ago since Erdős died and mathoverflow is the second best alternative to him (for discussing personal problems), I'd like to start a fruitful discussion about the f …
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Have you come across this kind of “degree” concept?
Let $A \subseteq V(G)$ be a set of vertices in a graph $G$ and let $v \in V(G)$ be some vertex. Define $d_{A}(v)$ as the number of neighbours of $v$ inside $A$.
Now suppose you ha …
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Number of trees with the same matching number
Let $\sigma(n,m)$ be the number of trees with $n$ vertices ${ v_1, \dots, v_n }$ such that the matching number (the size of a maximum matching) is $m$.
I have been trying to compu …
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Largest graphs of girth at least 6
Let $e_6(n)$ be the greatest number of edges in a simple graph with $n$ vertices and girth at least 6.
Let $G_6(n)$ be the set of simple graphs of order $n$ with girth at least 6 a …
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Number of Geodesic Paths Passing Through a Vertex in an Expander Graph
Let $\{G_{n}\}$ be a sequence of $k$-regular expander graphs. For each $n$ assume that each pair of nodes in the graph is transmitting a unit load of traffic and the traffic goes t …
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Help on the following extremal problem?
An induced cycle is a cycle that is an induced subgraph of G; induced cycles are also called chordless cycles or (when the length of the cycle is four or more) holes.
Can anyone p …
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Is there a polynomial upper bound for number of holes over following class of graphs?
A hole is chordless cycle that length of the cycle is four or more.
In this post I asked: What is the maximum number of holes that a simple graph on n vertices can have?
Gil Ka …
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Maximal class of simple graphs of order $n$ with mutually distinct numbers of spanning trees
This problem in some ways related to this post.
Let $A_n$ be the set of all integers $x$ such that there exist a connected simple graph of order $n$ having precisely $x$ spanni …
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Induced Paths of Order 4
In a graph $G=(V,E)$ of order $n$, what fraction of the $\binom{n}{4}$ $4$-subsets of $V$ can induce the path of order four?
I looked at this question 30 years ago and was never a …
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Degree conditions for k-factor
I am looking for a simple degree conditon that ensures the existence of a k-factor in a graph. The k is supposed to be relatively high and I don't mind the condition being a bit st …
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Almost all graphs have a subgraph from a large class of graphs with constant order
I will pose the question in relation to trees but the more general question that can be deduced from the title of this post is also very interesting.
I suspect the question might …

