Rainbow sets in the intersection of two matroids
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Abstract: Given sets , a {em partial rainbow function} is a partial choice function of the sets . A {em partial rainbow set} is the range of a partial rainbow function. Aharoni and Berger cite{AhBer} conjectured that if and are matroids on the same ground set, and are pairwise disjoint sets of size belonging to , then there exists a rainbow set of size belonging to . Following an idea of Woolbright and Brower-de Vries-Wieringa, we prove that there exists such a rainbow set of size at least .
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