Uniform cross-t-intersecting families: proving Hirschorn's conjecture up to polynomial factor
Abstract
We consider a problem of maximizing the product of the sizes of two uniform cross-t-intersecting families of sets. We show that the value of this maximum is at most polynomially larger (in the size of a ground set) than a quantity conjectured by Hirschorn in 2008. At the same time, we observe that it can be strictly bigger.
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