Turán's theorem

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Turán's theorem is a fundamental result in extremal graph theory that determines the maximum number of edges a graph can have without containing a complete subgraph of a given size.

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instanceOf result in extremal graph theory
theorem
appearsIn combinatorics textbooks
introductory extremal graph theory courses
assumes no loops
no multiple edges
characterizes extremal graphs without K_r
dealsWith cliques
complete graphs
edge density
simple finite graphs
edgeCountFormula floor(((r-2)/(2(r-1))) * n^2)
edgeCountType exact formula
extremalGraph Turán graph T_{r-1}(n) NERFINISHED
extremalGraphProperty complete (r-1)-partite graph
parts as equal in size as possible
field extremal graph theory NERFINISHED
graph theory
forbidsSubgraph complete graph K_r
generalizes Mantel's theorem NERFINISHED
gives exact extremal number ex(n, K_r)
graphType undirected graphs
hasConsequence stability results for near-extremal graphs
hasExtension Turán-type theorems for hypergraphs NERFINISHED
stability versions of Turán's theorem
weighted versions of Turán's theorem
implies upper bounds on edge density avoiding K_r
importance fundamental result in extremal graph theory
prototype of many extremal problems
mainTopic maximum number of edges in graphs without a given complete subgraph
namedAfter Pál Turán NERFINISHED
originalAuthor Pál Turán NERFINISHED
originalPublicationLanguage Hungarian NERFINISHED
parameterizedBy clique size r
number of vertices n
proofMethod averaging arguments
induction on the number of vertices
symmetrization
relatedTo Erdős–Stone theorem NERFINISHED
Mantel's theorem NERFINISHED
Zarankiewicz problem NERFINISHED
specialCaseOf extremal graph theory results
statementInformal Among all n-vertex graphs with no K_r subgraph, the Turán graph T_{r-1}(n) has the maximum number of edges
usedIn Ramsey theory NERFINISHED
bounding chromatic number via forbidden cliques
design of extremal constructions
probabilistic method in combinatorics
yearProved 1941

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Pál Turán knownFor Turán's theorem
Pál Turán hasTheoremNamedAfter Turán's theorem