Making spanning graphs
Abstract
We prove that for each D 2 there exists c>0 such that whenever b c(n n)1/D, in the (1:b) Maker-Breaker game played on E(Kn), Maker has a strategy to guarantee claiming a graph G containing copies of all graphs H with v(H) n and (H) D. We show further that the graph G guaranteed by this strategy also contains copies of any graph H with bounded maximum degree and degeneracy at most D-12. This lower bound on the threshold bias is sharp up to the -factor when H consists of n3 vertex-disjoint triangles or n4 vertex-disjoint K4-copies.
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