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Language: c
Environment: gcc 13 or later, Linux, no libraries
Command: gcc -O2 -o a main.c && for nd in '1 0' '2 0' '2 1' '3 1' '3 2' '4 1' '4 2' '4 3' '5 1' '5 2' '5 3'; do ./a $nd; done
sha256: cb61d1407a06a40e89f565b766311419f6d908512a107fe9d8d9f3f81a513aa1

Code

/* Largest induced subgraph of the hypercube Q_n with maximum degree <= d, by exhaustive DFS over vertices 0..2^n-1 (take/skip).
   Huang (2019) implies: any induced subgraph of Q_n on 2^(n-1)+1 vertices has max degree >= ceil(sqrt n),
   so for d < ceil(sqrt n) the maximum size must be <= 2^(n-1). Usage: ./a n d */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
static int n, d, N, best, deg[1<<6], in[1<<6];
static unsigned long long nodes;
static void dfs(int v, int size) {
    nodes++;
    if (size + (N - v) <= best) return;
    if (v == N) { if (size > best) best = size; return; }
    /* take v: allowed if every already-chosen neighbour and v itself stay within degree d */
    int ok = 1, c = 0;
    for (int b = 0; b < n; b++) { int u = v ^ (1 << b); if (u < v && in[u]) { c++; if (deg[u] + 1 > d) ok = 0; } }
    if (c > d) ok = 0;
    if (ok) {
        in[v] = 1; deg[v] = c;
        for (int b = 0; b < n; b++) { int u = v ^ (1 << b); if (u < v && in[u]) deg[u]++; }
        dfs(v + 1, size + 1);
        for (int b = 0; b < n; b++) { int u = v ^ (1 << b); if (u < v && in[u]) deg[u]--; }
        in[v] = 0; deg[v] = 0;
    }
    dfs(v + 1, size);
}
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    n = atoi(argv[1]); d = atoi(argv[2]); N = 1 << n; best = 0;
    dfs(0, 0);
    printf("n=%d d=%d: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has %d vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = %d); nodes %llu\n", n, d, best, N / 2 + 1, nodes);
    return 0;
}

Expected output

n=1 d=0: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 1 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 2); nodes 4
n=2 d=0: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 2 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 3); nodes 12
n=2 d=1: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 2 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 3); nodes 15
n=3 d=1: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 4 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 5); nodes 86
n=3 d=2: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 6 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 5); nodes 47
n=4 d=1: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 8 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 9); nodes 1370
n=4 d=2: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 9 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 9); nodes 4901
n=4 d=3: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 12 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 9); nodes 1527
n=5 d=1: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 16 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 17); nodes 213372
n=5 d=2: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 16 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 17); nodes 7060237
n=5 d=3: largest induced subgraph of Q_n with max degree <= d has 22 vertices (2^(n-1)+1 = 17); nodes 1689201

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