The Zarankiewicz function #
This file defines the Zarankiewicz function in terms of bipartite graphs.
The Zarankiewicz function of natural numbers m, n, s, and t is the maximum
number of edges in a completeBipartiteGraph (Fin s) (Fin t)-free bipartite graph with parts of
size m and n.
This is the extremal graph theory version of the Zarankiewicz function.
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zarankiewicz m n s t is at most x if and only if every
completeBipartiteGraph α β-free bipartite graph G has at most x edges.
zarankiewicz m n s t is greater than x if and only if there
exists a completeBipartiteGraph α β-free bipartite graph G with more than x edges.
zarankiewicz m n s t is at most x if and only if every
completeBipartiteGraph α β-free bipartite graph G has at most x edges.
zarankiewicz m n s t is greater than x if and only if there
exists a completeBipartiteGraph α β-free bipartite graph G with more than x edges.
The Zarankiewicz function is at most the corresponding extremal number.
The symmetric Zarankiewicz function is at least twice a corresponding extremal number.