Extremal graph theory #
This file introduces basic definitions for extremal graph theory, including extremal numbers.
Main definitions #
SimpleGraph.IsExtremalis the predicate thatGhas the maximum number of edges of any simple graph, with fixed vertices, satisfyingp.SimpleGraph.extremalNumberis the maximum number of edges in aH-free simple graph onnvertices.If
His contained in all simple graphs onnvertices, then this is0.
G is an extremal graph satisfying p if G has the maximum number of edges of any simple
graph, with fixed vertices, satisfying p.
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If one simple graph satisfies p, then there exists an extremal graph satisfying p.
If H has at least one edge, then there exists an extremal H.Free graph.
The extremal number of a natural number n and a simple graph H is the maximum number of
edges in a H-free simple graph on n vertices.
If H is contained in all simple graphs on n vertices, then this is 0.
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If G is H-free, then G has at most extremalNumber (card V) H edges.
If G has more than extremalNumber (card V) H edges, then G contains a copy of H.
extremalNumber (card V) H is at most x if and only if every H-free simple graph G has
at most x edges.
extremalNumber (card V) H is greater than x if and only if there exists a H-free simple
graph G with more than x edges.
extremalNumber (card V) H is at most x if and only if every H-free simple graph G has
at most x edges.
extremalNumber (card V) H is greater than x if and only if there exists a H-free simple
graph G with more than x edges.
If H contains a copy of H', then extremalNumber n H is at most extremalNumber n H.
If H₁ ≃g H₂, then extremalNumber n H₁ equals extremalNumber n H₂.
If H₁ ≃g H₂, then extremalNumber n H₁ equals extremalNumber n H₂.
H-free extremal graphs are H-free simple graphs having extremalNumber (card V) H many
edges.
If G is H.Free, then G.deleteIncidenceSet v is also H.Free and has at most
extremalNumber (card V-1) H many edges.