The cycle of length four is strictly F-Tur\'an-good
Abstract
Given an (r+1)-chromatic graph F and a graph H that does not contain F as a subgraph, we say that H is strictly F-Tur\'an-good if the Tur\'an graph Tr(n) is the unique graph containing the maximum number of copies of H among all F-free graphs on n vertices for every n large enough. Gyori, Pach and Simonovits (1991) proved that cycle C4 of length four is strictly Kr+1-Tur\'an-good for all r≥ 2. In this article, we extend this result and show that C4 is strictly F-Tur\'an-good, where F is an (r+1)-chromatic graph with r 2 and a color-critical edge. Moreover, we show that every n-vertex C4-free graph G with N(H,G)=(n,C4,F)-o(n4) can be obtained by adding or deleting o(n2) edges from Tr(n). Our proof uses the flag algebra method developed by Razborov (2007).
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