Graphs with many copies of a given subgraph
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Abstract: We show that if a graph G of order n contains many copies of a given subgraph H, then it contains a blow-up of H of order log n.
Summary: Let \(c>0\), and \(H\) be a fixed graph of order \(r\). Every graph on \(n\) vertices containing at least \(cn^{r}\) copies of \(H\) contains a ``blow-up of \(H\) with \(r-1\) vertex classes of size \(\lfloor c^{r^{2}}\ln n\rfloor \) and one vertex class of size greater than \(n^{1-c^{r-1}}\). A similar result holds for induced copies of \(H\).
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