Removal Lemmas
Removal Lemmas is a foundational result in extremal combinatorics that asserts that for any fixed graph, the removal of a small number of edges suffices to eliminate all copies of the graph from a larger host graph, provided the original count of such copies is subquadratic in the number of vertices.
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A variant of the hypergraph removal lemma
Terence Tao · Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A · 2006 · 191 citations
Combinatorial theorems in sparse random sets
David Conlon, W. T. Gowers · Annals of Mathematics · 2016 · 179 citations
A new proof of the graph removal lemma
Jacob Fox · Annals of Mathematics · 2011 · 169 citations · Full text
Bounds for graph regularity and removal lemmas
David Conlon, Jacob Fox · Geometric and Functional Analysis · 2012 · 96 citations
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