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Nearly Spanning Regular Subgraphs

Published 17 Sep 2026 in math.CO | (2609.19777v1)

Abstract: Alon and Mubayi asked whether, for every integer k≥1k\ge1 and every $\varepsilon&gt;0$, there exists r0=r0(k,ε)r_0=r_0(k,\varepsilon) such that every rr-regular graph on nn vertices with r≥r0r\ge r_0 contains a kk-regular subgraph covering at least (1−ε)n(1-\varepsilon)n vertices. Previously, the conjecture was known for k∈1,2k\in{1,2} and for kk and rr both even. We answer this question affirmatively for general kk and rr with ε=Ok(r<sup>−1/2)\varepsilon=O_k(r<sup>{-1/2}). For k=2k=2 and every odd r≥3r\ge3, we show that ε=1/(r<sup>2−3)\varepsilon=1/(r<sup>2-3) suffices which is best possible.

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