Conjecture on bounded-size regular subgraphs
Conjecture on bounded-size regular subgraphs
Let be an integer and let . Bounded-size regular-subgraph conjecture. There is a positive integer such that, for all sufficiently large , every -vertex graph of average degree at least contains an -regular subgraph on at most vertices. This is a regular-subgraph strengthening of the bounded-size dense-subgraph problem. The source states that it is known when is even or when , but leaves the general case open.
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Primary source
Oliver Janzer, Benny Sudakov and István Tomon, “Small subgraphs with large average degree”, arXiv:2207.02170 (2022).
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