Packing pentagons into complete graphs: how clumsy can you get?

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A pentagonal packing PP(n;t) is a family of t edge-disjoint pentagons in the complete graph Kn. A pentagonal packing is maximal if the complement of the union of its pentagons is pentagon-free. The spectrum S(5)(n) for maximal pentagonal packings is the set of sizes t such that there exists a maximal PP(n;t). We determine the extremes of the spectrum S(5)(n) for all n. Our results may be viewed as an extension of similar results for maximal partial Steiner triple systems. © 1994.

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Rosa, A., & Znám, Š. (1994). Packing pentagons into complete graphs: how clumsy can you get? Discrete Mathematics, 128(1–3), 305–316. https://doi.org/10.1016/0012-365X(94)90121-X

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