Improved bounds for the Erdos-Rogers function
Abstract
The Erdos-Rogers function fs,t measures how large a Ks-free induced subgraph there must be in a Kt-free graph on n vertices. While good estimates for fs,t are known for some pairs (s,t), notably when t=s+1, in general there are significant gaps between the best known upper and lower bounds. We improve the upper bounds when s+2≤ t≤ 2s-1. For each such pair we obtain for the first time a proof that fs,t≤ nαs,t+o(1) with an exponent αs,t<1/2, answering a question of Dudek, Retter and R\"odl.
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