On the size of set systems on [n] not containing weak (r,)-systems
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The paper proves an improved lower bound to the maximum size of set systems without \(r\)-element weak \(\Delta\)-systems on the \(n\)-element underlying set, namely this maximum size is \(\geq 2^{(1/3)n^{1/5}\log^{4/5}(r-1)}\). The proof is constructive.
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