Triangles in intersecting families
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Abstract: We prove the following the generalized Tur'an type result. A collection of sets is an -triangle if for every we have , but is empty. A family of sets is -wise intersecting if for any we have or equivalently if does not contain any -triangle for . We prove that if , then the -wise intersecting family containing the most number of -triangles is isomorphic to .
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