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Independent sets in every large subset of a dense random graph (∣U∣≥n/(logn)2⟹α(G[U])≥(2−γ)log1/(1−p)​n)

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For fixed p and γ>0, Janson inequality bounds the failure probability for a given large vertex subset by exp(−c∣U∣2/(logn)4). A union bound over all at most 2n subsets still tends to zero. This uniform statement is essential because vertex sets left by a greedy colouring procedure depend on the graph; one cannot assume each adaptively chosen remainder is an independent fresh random graph.

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