On the maximum F-free induced subgraphs in Kt-free graphs
Abstract
For graphs F and H, let fF,H(n) be the minimum possible size of a maximum F-free induced subgraph in an n-vertex H-free graph. This notion generalizes the Ramsey function and the Erdos--Rogers function. Establishing a container lemma for the F-free subgraphs, we give a general upper bound on fF,H(n), assuming the existence of certain locally dense H-free graphs. In particular, we prove that for every graph F with ex(m,F) = O(m1+α), where α ∈ [0,1/2), we have \[ fF, K3(n) = O(n12-α( n)32- α) and fF, K4(n) = O(n13-2α( n)63-2α). \] For the cases where F is a complete multipartite graph, letting s = Σi=1r si, we prove that \[ fKs1,…,sr, Kr+2(n) = O ( n2s -34s -5 ( n)3 ). \] We also make an observation which improves the bounds of ex(G(n,p),C4) by a polylogarithmic factor.
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