Clique-saturating non-edges throughout the Turán range
Xiaolin Wang, Jiabao Yang, Ruilin Zheng
Abstract
For an F-free graph G, a non-edge is F-saturating if adding it to G creates a copy of F. We denote by fp+1(n,m) the minimum number of Kp+1-saturating non-edges in a Kp+1-free n-vertex graph with m edges. Erdős and Tuza conjectured that f4(n,ex(n,K3)+ 1)= (1 + o(1)) n216. Balogh and Liu (JCTB, 2014) disproved this conjecture and determined the asymptotic value of f4(n,ex(n,K3)+1). He, Ma, Ma and Ye (JCTB, 2023) later determined fp+1(n,ex(n,Kp)+1) asymptotically for every p 3, and asked for the value of fp+1(n,m) for all ex(n,Kp)+1 m ex(n,Kp+1) and every p 3. In this paper, we answer their question asymptotically for all ex(n,Kp)+1 m ex(n,Kp+1) and every p 3. We also determine the exact value of f3(n,m) for all 0 m ex(n,K3) by a different method.
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