Clumsy packings of graphs
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Abstract: Let and be graphs. We say that is an -packing of if is a set of edge-disjoint copies of in . An -packing is maximal if there is no other -packing of that properly contains . Packings of maximum cardinality have been studied intensively, with several recent breakthrough results. Here, we consider minimum cardinality maximal packings. An -packing is clumsy if it is maximal of minimum size. Let be the size of a clumsy -packing of . We provide nontrivial bounds for , and in many cases asymptotically determine for some generic classes of graphs such as (the complete graph), (the cube graph), as well as square, triangular, and hexagonal grids. We asymptotically determine for every fixed non-empty graph . In particular, we prove that cl(K_n, H) = frac{�inom{n}{2}- ex(n,H)}{|E(H)|}+o(ex(n,H)), where is the extremal number of . A related natural parameter is , that is the smallest number of copies of in (not necessarily edge-disjoint) whose removal from results in an -free graph. While clearly , all of our lower bounds for apply to as well.
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