Extremal graphs without three-cycles or four-cycles
Journal of Graph Theory
On the Minimum Order of Extremal Graphs to have a Prescribed Girth
SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics
Calculating the extremal number ex(v;{C3,C4,...,Cn})
Discrete Applied Mathematics
On Moore graphs with diameters 2 and 3
IBM Journal of Research and Development
Exact values of ex(ν;{C3,C4,...,Cn})
Discrete Applied Mathematics
Girth of {C3,...,Cs} -free extremal graphs
Discrete Applied Mathematics
Breaking symmetries in graph representation
IJCAI'13 Proceedings of the Twenty-Third international joint conference on Artificial Intelligence
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We denote by ex(n;{C"3,C"4,...,C"s}) or f"s(n) the maximum number of edges in a graph of order n and girth at least s+1. First we give a method to transform an n-vertex graph of girth g into a graph of girth at least g-1 on fewer vertices. For an infinite sequence of values of n and s@?{4,6,10} the obtained graphs are denser than the known constructions of graphs of the same girth s+1. We also give another different construction of dense graphs for an infinite sequence of values of n and s@?{7,11}. These two methods improve the known lower bounds on f"s(n) for s@?{4,6,7,10,11} which were obtained using different algorithms. Finally, to know how good are our results, we have proved that lim sup"n"-"~f"s(n)n^1^+^2^s^-^1=2^-^1^-^2^s^-^1 for s@?{5,7,11}, and s^-^1^-^2^s@?lim sup"n"-"~f"s(n)n^1^+^2^s@?0.5 for s@?{6,10}.