Abstract
Given a graph , a graph is {\it uniquely -saturated} if is not a subgraph of and adding any edge of the complement to completes exactly one copy of . In this paper we study uniquely -saturated graphs. We prove the following: (1) a graph is uniquely -saturated if and only if it is a friendship graph. (2) There are no uniquely -saturated graphs or uniquely -saturated graphs. (3) For , there are only finitely many uniquely -saturated graphs (we conjecture that in fact there are none).
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