Forbidding a set difference of size 1
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Abstract: How large can a family cal A subset cal P [n] be if it does not contain A,B with |Asetminus B| = 1? Our aim in this paper is to show that any such family has size at most frac{2+o(1)}{n} �inom {n}{lfloor n/2
floor }. This is tight up to a multiplicative constant of . We also obtain similar results for families cal A subset cal P[n] with |Asetminus B|
eq k, showing that they satisfy |{mathcal A}| leq frac{C_k}{n^k}�inom {n}{lfloor n/2
floor }, where C_k is a constant depending only on k.
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