C₂k-saturated graphs with no short odd cycles
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Abstract: The saturation number of a graph , written , is the minimum number of edges in an -vertex -saturated graph. One of the earliest results on saturation numbers is due to ErdH{o}s, Hajnal, and Moon who determined for all . Since then, saturation numbers of various graphs and hypergraphs have been studied. Motivated by Alon and Shikhelman's generalized Tur'an function, Kritschgau et. al. defined to be the minimum number of copies of in an -vertex -saturated graph. They proved, among other things, that for all and . We extend this result to all odd cycles by proving that for any odd integer , for all and .
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