On regular 3-wise intersecting families
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Abstract: Ellis and the third author showed, verifying a conjecture of Frankl, that any -wise intersecting family of subsets of admitting a transitive automorphism group has cardinality , while a construction of Frankl demonstrates that the same conclusion need not hold under the weaker constraint of being regular. Answering a question of Cameron, Frankl and Kantor from 1989, we show that the restriction of admitting a transitive automorphism group may be relaxed significantly: we prove that any -wise intersecting family of subsets of that is regular and increasing has cardinality .
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