Sharp asymptotics for triangle independence and covering numbers
Zhen Liu, Qinghou Zeng
Abstract
For a graph G, let α1(G) be the maximum size of an edge set containing at most one edge from every triangle, and let τ1(G) be the minimum size of an edge set meeting every triangle. Erdős, Gallai, and Tuza proved that α1(G)+τ1(G)=Ω(m2/3) for every m-edge graph and asked for the optimal asymptotic constant. We prove m∞ G,\,|E(G)|=m α1(G) + τ1(G)m2/3 = 32, thereby establishing that the sharp constant is 3/2 and solving the problem.
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