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\(H\)-factors in dense graphs (English)
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12 January 1997
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The following asymptotic result is proved. For every \(\varepsilon> 0\), and for every positive integer \(h\), there exists an \(n_0= n_0(\varepsilon, h)\) such that for every graph \(H\) with \(h\) vertices and for every \(n> n_0\), any graph \(G\) with \(hn\) vertices and with minimum degree \[ d\geq \Biggl({\chi(H)- 1\over \chi(H)}+ \varepsilon\Biggr)hn \] contains \(n\) vertex disjoint copies of \(H\). This result is asymptotically tight and its proof supplies a polynomial time algorithm for the corresponding algorithmic problem.
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factors in graphs
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spanning subgraphs
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regularity lemma
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polynomial time algorithm
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