A note on extremal digraphs containing at most t walks of length k with the same endpoints
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Abstract: Let be positive integers. What is the maximum number of arcs in a digraph on vertices in which there are at most distinct walks of length with the same endpoints? In this paper, we prove that the maximum number is equal to and the extremal digraph are the transitive tournaments when . Based on this result, we may determine the maximum numbers and the extremal digraphs for and is sufficiently large, which generalises the existing results. A conjecture is also presented.
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