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Lovasz’s Two Families Theorem
Laci and Kati This is the first of a few posts which are spin-offs of the extremal combinatorics series, especially of part III. Here we talk about Lovasz’s geometric two families theorem. 1. Lovasz’s two families theorem Here … Continue reading
Posted in Combinatorics, Convexity, Open problems
Tagged exterior algebras, Extremal combinatorics, Laci Lovasz, shellability
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