The Tur\'an number of k1P2l k2S2l-1
Abstract
The Tur\'an number of a graph H, denoted by ex(n, H), is the maximum number of edges in any graph on n vertices containing no H as a subgraph. Let Pk denote the path on k vertices, Sk denote the star on k+1 vertices and k1P2l k2S2l-1 denote the path-star forest with disjoint union of k1 copies of P2ls and k2 copies of S2l-1s. In 2019, Lan et al. determined the Tur\'an numbers of kSl and k1P4 k2S3. In 2022, Zhang et al. determined the Tur\'an numbers of k1P6 k2S5 and raised a conjecture of the Tur\'an numbers of k1P2l k2S2l-1, where k1≥slant 1 and l≥slant 2. In this paper, we study the hypothesis and determine the Tur\'an numbers of k1P2l k2S2l-1 when n is sufficiently large.
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