On families of subsets with a forbidden subposet
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Abstract: Let be a family of subsets of . For any poset , we say is -free if does not contain any subposet isomorphic to . Katona and others have investigated the behavior of , which denotes the maximum size of -free families . Here we use a new approach, which is to apply methods from extremal graph theory and probability theory to identify new classes of posets , for which can be determined asymptotically as for various posets , including two-end-forks, up-down trees, and cycles on two levels.
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