The Turán number of the grid
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Abstract: For a positive integer , let denote the graph of the grid. Motivated by a 50-year-old conjecture of ErdH{o}s about Tur'{a}n numbers of -degenerate graphs, we prove that there exists a constant such that . This bound is tight up to the value of . One of the interesting ingredients of our proof is a novel way of using the tensor power trick.
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