Clique Vectors of Graphs

Andy Frohmader
Department of Mathematics, University of Washington

Abstract: A clique of a graph is a complete subgraph. Given the number of cliques of a graph of one size (number of vertices), we can ask how many cliques of other sizes the graph could possibly have. This problem remains open, but we will discuss some known bounds, as well as the answer to the analogous question for simplicial complexes.