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# Intersection Theorems for Finite Sets and Geometric Applications

@inproceedings{Frankl2010IntersectionTF,
title={Intersection Theorems for Finite Sets and Geometric Applications},
author={Peter Frankl},
year={2010}
}
1. Introduction. Let X be an n-element set and F C 2 X a family of distinct subsets of X. Suppose that the members of F satisfy some conditions. What is the maximum (or minimum) value of |F|—this is the generic problem in extremal set theory. There have been far too many papers and results in this area to be overviewed in such a short paper. Therefore, we will only deal with some intersection theorems. The simplest is
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