Is it true that any -free graph on vertices with average degree contains an independent set onmany vertices?

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For **$r=3$** (triangle‑free graphs), **yes**: Ajtai–Komlós–Szemerédi proved that every triangle‑free $n$-vertex graph of average degree $t$ has an independent set of size (\Omega\left(\frac{\log t}{t}n\right)) [[nomath]](indeed they state an explicit constant like $0.01\cdot \frac{n}{t}\log t$)[[/nomath]].

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