Erdős Matching Conjecture
Prove the Erdős Matching Conjecture: for every positive integer s, every integer n ≥ (s + 1)k, and every k-uniform hypergraph F on [n] with matching number ν(F) ≤ s, establish that |F| ≤ max{\binom{n}{k} − \binom{n−s}{k}, \binom{(s+1)k−1}{k}}.
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One of the most important open problems in extremal set theory is the following. Conjecture 1.1 (Erdős Matching Conjecture [4]). Suppose that s is a positive integer, n ≥ (s + 1)k and F ⊂ ([n]k) satisfies ν(F) ≤ s. Then |F| ≤ max{(n k)−(n − s k),((s + 1)k − 1 k)}. (1.1)
One of the most important open problems in extremal set theory is the following. Conjecture 1.1 (Erdős Matching Conjecture [4]). Suppose that s is a positive integer, n ≥ (s + 1)k and F ⊂ ([n]k) satisfies ν(F) ≤ s. Then |F| ≤ max{(n k)−(n − s k),((s + 1)k − 1 k)}. (1.1)
One of the most important open problems in extremal set theory is the following. Conjecture 1.1 (Erdős Matching Conjecture [4]). Suppose that s is a positive integer, n ≥ (s + 1)k and F ⊂ ([n]k) satisfies ν(F) ≤ s. Then |F| ≤ max{(n k)−(n − s k),((s + 1)k − 1 k)}. (1.1)