A note on the minimum size of Tur\'an systems

Abstract

For positive integers n s > r, a Tur\'an (n,s,r)-system is an n-vertex r-graph in which every set of s vertices contains at least one edge. Let T(n,s,r) denote the the minimum size of a Tur\'an (n,s,r)-system. Upper bounds on T(n,s,r) were established by Sidorenko~Sid97 for the case s-r = (r/ r) (based on a construction of Frankl--R\"odl~FR85) and by a number of authors in the case s-r = O(1). In this note, we establish upper bounds in the remaining range O(1)<s-r = O(r/ r).

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