The independent set sequence of regular bipartite graphs
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Abstract: Let be the number of independent sets of size in a graph . Alavi, ErdH{o}s, Malde and Schwenk made the conjecture that if is a tree then the independent set sequence of is unimodal; Levit and Mandrescu further conjectured that this should hold for all bipartite . We consider the independent set sequence of finite regular bipartite graphs, and graphs obtained from these by percolation (independent deletion of edges). Using bounds on the independent set polynomial for these graphs, we obtain partial unimodality results in these cases. We then focus on the discrete hypercube , the graph on vertex set with two strings adjacent if they differ on exactly one coordinate. We obtain asymptotically tight estimates for in the range , and nearly matching upper and lower bounds otherwise. We use these estimates to obtain a stronger partial unimodality result for the independent set sequence of .
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