An Extremal Set-Intersection Theorem
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(23)- On set systems without a simplex-cluster and the junta method
- Unavoidable subhypergraphs: \(\mathbf a\)-clusters
- On a problem of Chvatal and Erdoes on hypergraphs containing no generalized simplex
- New results on simplex-clusters in set systems
- Helly property in finite set systems
- On the \(d\)-cluster generalization of Erdős-Ko-Rado
- Simplex stability
- A homological approach to two problems on finite sets
- Exact solution of some Turán-type problems
- Turán problems and shadows. I: Paths and cycles
- Set systems without a simplex or a cluster
- The junta method in extremal hypergraph theory and Chvátal's conjecture
- Hypergraphs without non-trivial intersecting subgraphs
- Partitioning ordered hypergraphs
- Structure and stability of triangle-free set systems
- Set systems without a 3-simplex
- On ordered set systems and some conjectures related to the erdös–ko–rado theorem and turán's theorem
- Note on set systems without a strong simplex
- The junta method for hypergraphs and the Erdős-Chvátal simplex conjecture
- Invitation to intersection problems for finite sets
- Unavoidable subhypergraphs: \(\mathbf a\)-clusters
- Anti-Ramsey numbers of paths and cycles in hypergraphs
- Set systems with union and intersection constraints
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