Morrison–Nir–Norin–Rzążewski–Wesolek Turán-goodness questions
Morrison–Nir–Norin–Rzążewski–Wesolek Turán-goodness questions
For a graph and integer , say that is -Turán-good if, for every sufficiently large , the Turán graph maximizes the number of copies of among all -vertex -free graphs. The problems are: (1) determine whether there is an absolute constant such that every graph is -Turán-good whenever ; and (2) determine whether Turán-goodness is monotone in the forbidden clique size, namely whether, for every graph and every integer , being -Turán-good implies that is -Turán-good.
Progress summary
A new unrefereed preprint claims to answer both questions, but its proof has not yet been independently verified.
The questions ask how far the threshold for Turán-goodness can be improved and whether Turán-goodness is monotone in the forbidden clique size. The earlier eventual-goodness conjecture of Gerbner and Palmer was proved by Morrison, Nir, Norin, Rzążewski, and Wesolek in 2022.
Known results
- Every graph is eventually -Turán-good (Morrison, Nir, Norin, Rzążewski, and Wesolek, 2022).
- Every graph is -Turán-stable for (2023 account of the earlier result).
August 2026 threshold and monotonicity claims
Wang, Kang, and Zhao claim that every graph with an edge is strictly -Turán-good and -Turán-stable for , improving the earlier threshold. They also claim that for every some graph is -Turán-good but not -Turán-good, with ; whether the threshold is remains open.
Current status (as of August 2026): The 2026 preprint claims the threshold and monotonicity questions are settled up to the stated bounds, but the proofs remain unverified and the sharp monotonicity threshold is open.
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Additional references
- Eventually Turán good I: Edge-Linear Thresholds and Monotonicity — arXiv — Yuanpei Wang, Liying Kang, Xiamiao Zhao
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