Spanning universality in random graphs
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Abstract: A graph is said to be -universal if it contains every graph on vertices with maximum degree at most . Using a `matching-based' embedding technique introduced by Alon and F"uredi, Dellamonica, Kohayakawa, R"odl and Ruci'nski showed that the random graph is asymptotically almost surely -universal for - a threshold for the property that every subset of vertices has a common neighbour. This bound has become a benchmark in the field and many subsequent results on embedding spanning structures of maximum degree in random graphs are proven only up to this threshold. We take a step towards overcoming limitations of former techniques by showing that is almost surely -universal for .
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