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Balanced subgraph counts and quasirandomness: a proof of the Janson--Sós conjecture

Guoqing Wang, Linlin Wang, Jun Yue

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 20, 2026

arXiv: 2610.28124

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For 0<p≤10<p\leq1, a graph sequence is pp-quasirandom if every fixed finite simple graph HH has limiting labelled subgraph density p∣E(H)∣p^{|E(H)|}. Janson and Sós [\emph{European J. Combin.} (2015)] conjectured that, for every finite simple graph FF with at least two edges, pp-quasirandomness is characterized by the random-graph asymptotics of the symmetrized counts of copies of FF across every balanced partition into ∣V(F)∣|V(F)| classes. In this paper, we prove this conjecture for all such FF, including those with isolated vertices.

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