Constructing dense grid-free linear 3-graphs
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Abstract: We show that there exist linear -uniform hypergraphs with vertices and edges which contain no copy of the grid. This makes significant progress on a conjecture of F"{u}redi and Ruszink'{o}. We also discuss connections to proving lower bounds for the Brown-ErdH{o}s-S'{o}s problem and to a problem of Solymosi and Solymosi.
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