On k-transversals
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One of the main results of this paper is Theorem 3: If H is a family of infinite sets then H has a k-transversal if and only if it has a transversal.
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- A generalization of Kónig's theorem
- Another Criterion for Marriage in Denumerable Societies
- Distinct representatives of subsets
- Injective choice functions for countable families
- On Representatives of Subsets
- On the equivalence of two conditions for the existence of transversals
- The transversal property implies property B
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