Abstract For a family F of graphs, let {ex} (n, F) denote the maximum number of edges in an n -vertex graph which contains none of the members of F as a subgraph. A longstanding problem in extremal graph theory asks to determine the function {ex} (n, \C₃, C₄\). Here we give a new construction for dense graphs of girth at least five with arbitrary number of vertices, providing the first improvement on the lower bound of {ex} (n, \C₃, C₄\) since 1976. As a corollary, this yields a negative answer to a problem in Chung-Graham 3.
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