Covering of triples by quadruples in bipartite and tripartite settings

Abstract

Let A and B be disjoint sets of sizes a and b, respectively. Let f(a,b) denote the minimum number of quadruples needed to cover all triples T ⊂eq A B such that |T A| ≥ 2. We prove upper and lower bounds on f(a,b) and use them to derive upper bounds for the (n,4,3,4)-lottery problem.

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