On multicolor Tur\'an numbers
Abstract
We address a problem which is a generalization of Tur\'an-type problems recently introduced by Imolay, Karl, Nagy and V\'ali. Let F be a fixed graph and let G be the union of k edge-disjoint copies of F, namely G = i=1k Fi, where each Fi is isomorphic to a fixed graph F and E(Fi) E(Fj)= for all i ≠ j. We call a subgraph H⊂eq G multicolored if H and Fi share at most one edge for all i. Define exF(H,n) to be the maximum value k such that there exists G = i=1k Fi on n vertices without a multicolored copy of H. We show that exC5(C3,n) n2/25 + 3n/25+o(n) and that all extremal graphs are close to a blow-up of the 5-cycle. This bound is tight up to the linear error term.
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