Maximum spread of vertex degrees in a simple graph
Sergey Onishchenko
Abstract
We consider the following problem: let n>k --- positive integers, G --- a graph on n vertices (undirected, without loops or multiple edges). Let hk(G) denote the number of unordered pairs of vertices of the graph G whose degrees differ by less than k. We seek to determine the smallest possible value f(n,k) of hk(G). The interest in this question is motivated by the fact that the bipartite analogue of the problem allowed S. Cichomski and F. Petrov CP to prove the Burdzy--Pitman conjecture on the spread of independent identically distributed random variables.
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