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Vicarious Graphs
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 November 2009
Abstract
Let H be some fixed graph. We call a graph Gvicarious for H if G is maximal H-free and, for every edge e of G, there is an edge f not in G such that G − e + f is also H-free. We demonstrate various properties of vicarious graphs and several examples are given. It is conjectured that a graph of order n which is vicarious for K3 has size at most (1/4 + o(1))(
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- Combinatorics, Probability and Computing , Volume 19 , Issue 5-6: Papers from the 2009 Oberwolfach Meeting on Combinatorics and Probability , November 2010 , pp. 819 - 827
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