Perfect packings with complete graphs minus an edge
Oliver Cooley, Daniela Kühn, Deryk Osthus
Abstract
Let Kr- denote the graph obtained from Kr by deleting one edge. We show that for every integer r 4 there exists an integer n0=n0(r) such that every graph G whose order n n0 is divisible by r and whose minimum degree is at least (1-1/chicr(Kr-))n contains a perfect Kr- packing, i.e. a collection of disjoint copies of Kr- which covers all vertices of G. Here chicr(Kr-)=r(r-2)/(r-1) is the critical chromatic number of Kr-. The bound on the minimum degree is best possible and confirms a conjecture of Kawarabayashi for large n.
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