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Resilient forest universality in percolated dense graphs
Christoph, Müyesser and Wigderson recently asked whether an approximate form of the Erdős-Sós conjecture is robust under random edge deletions. We establish a density-sensitive transference theorem that converts global resilience for bounded-degree trees in sparse random graphs into resilient forest
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