Abstract: We present upper and lower bounds for the number of interval graphs on vertices. Answering a question posed by Hanlon, we show that the ordinary generating function for the number of -vertex interval graphs has radius of convergence zero. We also show that the exponential generating function has radius of convergence at least .
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