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The first k-regular subgraph is large

Pu Gao

Published 2013-03-21, updated 2014-02-04Version 2

We prove that for sufficiently large k, there exist $0\le\sigma_k\le\eps_k\to 0$ as $k\to\infty$, such that asymptotically almost surely the first k-regular subgraph appeared in the random graph process where one edge is added at a time has size between $(1-\eps_k)|\K_k|$ and $(1-\sigma_k)|\K_k|$, where $\K_k$ denotes the $k$-core of the graph.

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