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Constructions of bipartite graphs from finite geometries

Keith E. Mellinger, Dhruv Mubayi

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Abstract We construct an incidence structure using certain points and lines in finite projective spaces. The structural properties of the associated bipartite incidence graphs are analyzed. These n × n bipartite graphs provide constructions of C6‐free graphs with Ω(n4/3 edges, C10‐free graphs with Ω(n6/5) edges, and Θ(7,7,7)‐free graphs with Ω(n8/7) edges. Each of these bounds is sharp in order of magnitude. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Graph Theory 49: 1–10, 2005

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Abstract We construct an incidence structure using certain points and lines in finite projective spaces. The structural properties of the associated bipartite incidence graphs are analyzed. These n × n bipartite graphs provide constructions of C6‐free graphs with Ω(n4/3 edges, C10‐free graphs with Ω(n6/5) edges, and Θ(7,7,7)‐free graphs with Ω(n8/7) edges. Each of these bounds is sharp in order of magnitude. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Graph Theory 49: 1–10, 2005

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Abstract We construct an incidence structure using certain points and lines in finite projective spaces. The structural properties of the associated bipartite incidence graphs are analyzed. These n × n bipartite graphs provide constructions of C6‐free graphs with Ω(n4/3 edges, C10‐free graphs with Ω(n6/5) edges, and Θ(7,7,7)‐free graphs with Ω(n8/7) edges. Each of these bounds is sharp in order of magnitude. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Graph Theory 49: 1–10, 2005

Key concepts: Mathematics, Bipartite graph, Combinatorics, Cograph, Discrete mathematics, 1-planar graph, Indifference graph, Pathwidth

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