Large induced subgraphs with k vertices of almost maximum degree
Abstract
In this note we prove that for every integer k, there exist constants g1(k) and g2(k) such that the following holds. If G is a graph on n vertices with maximum degree then it contains an induced subgraph H on at least n - g1(k) vertices, such that H has k vertices of the same degree of order at least (H)-g2(k). This solves a conjecture of Caro and Yuster up to the constant g2(k).
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