Clique Supersaturation
Abstract
We study how many copies of a graph F that another graph G with a given number of cliques is guaranteed to have. For example, one of our main results states that for all t 2, if G is an n vertex graph with kn3/2 triangles and k is sufficiently large in terms of t, then G contains at least \[(\kt n3/2,k2t23t-1n5t-23t-1\)\] copies of K2,t, and furthermore, we show these bounds are essentially best-possible provided either k n1/2t or if certain bipartite-analogues of well known conjectures for Tur\'an numbers hold.
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