On generalized graphs
On generalized graphs
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01904851
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发表时间:
1965-09
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B. Bollobás
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作者:
B. Bollobás
A generalizect graph consists of a set of n vertices and a collection of k-tuples. of these vertices (cf. TURAN [1]). In what follows we shall refer to such a configuration as an edge-grapk if k= 2 and, usually, simply as a graph if k> 2. A complete m-graph has mvertices and [k) k-tuples. We say that a graph G is m-saturated if it contains no complete m-graph but loses this property when any new k-tuple is added.Tu~ AN [2] proved the following theorem on edge-graphs in 1941: Let n== g (m-1)+ r, where g, m, and r are integers such that g=> l, m=> 3, O<= r<= m-1, and n~ m. Then an m-satfirated edge-graph of n vertices can have at most