Maximum star densities
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Abstract: Given an integer and a real number , which graphs of edge density contain the largest number of -edge stars? For Ahlswede and Katona proved that asymptotically there cannot be more such stars than in a clique or in the complement of a clique (depending on the value of ). Here we extend their result to all integers .
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