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On large systems of sets with no large weak \(\Delta\)-subsystems
On large systems of sets with no large weak \(\Delta\)-subsystems
A family of sets is a weak \(\Delta\)-system if the cardinality of the intersection of any two sets is the same. \(F(n,r)\) is the largest integer so that there exists a family of subsets of the \(n\)-element set without containing a \(\Delta\)-system of \(r\) sets. The authors improve the lower bound for \(F(n,3)\).
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