The poset on connected graphs is Sperner
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Abstract: Let be the set of all connected graphs on vertex set . Define the partial ordering on as follows: for let if . The poset is graded, each level containing the connected graphs with the same number of edges. We prove that has the Sperner property, namely that the largest antichain of is equal to its largest sized level.
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