Maximizing the number of independent sets of a fixed size
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Abstract: Let be the number of independent sets of size in a graph . Engbers and Galvin asked how large could be in graphs with minimum degree at least . They further conjectured that when and , is maximized by the complete bipartite graph . This conjecture has drawn the attention of many researchers recently. In this short note, we prove this conjecture.
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