Partition universality for graphs of bounded degeneracy and degree
Abstract
We prove asymptotically optimal bounds on the number of edges a graph G must have in order that any r-colouring of E(G) has a colour class which contains every D-degenerate graph on n vertices with bounded maximum degree. We also improve the upper bounds on the number of edges G must have in order that any r-colouring of E(G) has a colour class which contains every n-vertex graph with maximum degree , for each 4. In both cases, we show that a binomial random graph with Cn vertices and a suitable edge probability is likely to provide the desired G.
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