Erdös-Hajnal properties for powers of sparse graphs
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Abstract: We prove that for every nowhere dense class of graphs , positive integer , and , the following holds: in every -vertex graph from one can find two disjoint vertex subsets such that and and either for all and , or for all and . We also show some stronger variants of this statement, including a generalization to the setting of First-Order interpretations of nowhere dense graph classes.
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