Abstract: Let denote the power set of , ordered by inclusion, and let be obtained from by selecting elements from independently at random with probability . A classical result of Sperner asserts that every antichain in has size at most that of the middle layer, . In this note we prove an analogous result for : If then, with high probability, the size of the largest antichain in is at most . This solves a conjecture of Osthus who proved the result in the case when . Our condition on is best-possible. In fact, we prove a more general result giving an upper bound on the size of the largest antichain for a wider range of values of .
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