Bipartite induced density in triangle-free graphs

Any triangle-free graph on n vertices with minimum degree at least d contains a bipartite induced subgraph of minimum degree at least d^2/(2n). This is sharp up to a logarithmic factor in n. We also provide a related extremal result for the fractional chromatic number.

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