Topological cliques in sparse expanders
Xia Wang, Donglei Yang, Fan Yang, Haotian Yang

TL;DR
This paper investigates embedding large clique immersions and subdivisions in sparse expander graphs, providing new bounds and extending previous results in graph theory related to clique immersions and subdivisions.
Contribution
It introduces new bounds for clique immersions and subdivisions in sparse expanders, extending prior work on clique immersions and balanced subdivisions.
Findings
Every sufficiently large $(n,d, ext{lambda})$-graph contains a large clique immersion.
Sparse expanders contain large clique subdivisions under certain degree conditions.
Dense graphs with high average degree contain large clique immersions.
Abstract
In the paper, we focus on embedding clique immersions and subdivisions within sparse expanders, and we derive the following main results: (1) For any , there exists such that for sufficiently large , every -graph contains a -immersion when . (2) For any and , the following holds for sufficiently large . Every -graph with contains a -subdivision, where . (3) There exists such that the following holds for sufficiently large . If is an -vertex graph with average degree , then contains a -immersion for some . In 2018, Dvo{\v{r}}{\'a}k and Yepremyan asked whether…
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory
