On the number of K₄-saturating edges
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Abstract: Let be a -free graph, an edge in its complement is a -emph{saturating} edge if the addition of this edge to creates a copy of . ErdH{o}s and Tuza conjectured that for any -vertex -free graph with edges, one can find at least -saturating edges. We construct a graph with only -saturating edges. Furthermore, we prove that it is best possible, i.e., one can always find at least -saturating edges in an -vertex -free graph with edges.
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