The maximum number of two 4-vertex graphs in planar graphs

Abstract

Let f(n,H) be the maximum number of copies of a graph H in a planar graph of order n. When H is a connected graph on four vertices, f(n,H) has been completely determined except for two cases: K1,3+ (the claw graph K1,3 with one additional edge) and K4- (the complete graph K4 with one edge removed). Here, we address these two cases and establish that for all n4, f(n,K1,3+) = 4n2-12n-4 and f(n,K4-) =12(n2+9n-40).

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