Maximizing five-cycles in KrK_r-free graphs

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Abstract

The Erdős Pentagon problem asks to find an nn-vertex triangle-free graph that is maximizing the number of 55-cycles. The problem was solved using flag algebras by Grzesik and independently by Hatami, Hladký, Král', Norin, and Razborov. Recently, Palmer suggested the general problem of maximizing the number of 55-cycles in Kk+1K_{k+1}-free graphs. Using flag algebras, we show that every Kk+1K_{k+1}-free graph of order nn contains at most 110k4(k4−5k3+10k2−10k+4)n5+o(n5)\frac{1}{10k^4}(k^4 - 5k^3 + 10k^2 - 10k + 4)n^5 + o(n^5) copies of C5C_5 for any k≥3k \geq 3, with the Turán graph begin the extremal graph for large enough nn.

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