$G(n,p)$ - binomial random graph on $n$ vertexes and with constant probability $p$ of edges. In general, is there formula for calculating probability that graph has no triangles. I'm not intered at asymptotic equality of this probability, for this purpose more articles in web.
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Probability of triangles in random graph
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