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    By definition the grid \([p]^ N\) is \(\{0,1,...,p-1\}^ N\). The grid is a lattice in a natural sense. A down-set is a subset S of \([p]^ N\) such that for any s from S all elements smaller than s also belong to S. The weight of \(s\in [p]^ N\) is the number of coordinates taking the value p-1. The authors give estimates of down-sets containing prescribed numbers of elements with a fixed weight. The problem turns out to be equivalent to an isoperimetric problem for faces of the grid.
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