A note on a problem of Erdos and Rothschild

preprint2014arXivOpen access

Abstract

A set of qq triangles sharing a common edge is a called a book of size qq. Letting bk(G)bk(G) denote the size of the largest book in a graph GG, Erdős and Rothschild \cite{erdostwo} asked what the minimal value of bk(G)bk(G) is for graphs GG with nn vertices and a set number of edges where every edge is contained in at least one triangle. In this paper, we show that for any graph GG with nn vertices and n24−nf(n)\frac{n^2}{4} - nf(n) edges where every edge is contained in at least one triangle, bk(G)≥Ω(min⁡{nf(n),n2f(n)2})bk(G) \geq Ω\left(\min{\{\frac{n}{\sqrt{f(n)}}, \frac{n^2}{f(n)^2}\}}\right).

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