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Here we prove the following result from finite set theory. Given a family S of five subsets of a 10-set, suppose |A△B|≥6 for all distinct A,B∈S. Prove that |A△B|=6 for all distinct A,B∈S.
Elmar Guseinov (13785133)
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Cartesian product of hypergraphs: properties and algorithms [PDF]
Cartesian products of graphs have been studied extensively since the 1960s. They make it possible to decrease the algorithmic complexity of problems by using the factorization of the product.
Alain Bretto +2 more
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Elementary definability of the class of universal hypergraphic automata in the class of semigroups [PDF]
Hypergraphic automata are automata, state sets and output symbol sets of which are hypergraphs, being invariant under actions of transition and output functions. Universally attracting objects in the category of hypergraphic automata are called universal
Molchanov, Vladimir Aleksandrovich +1 more
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On Matchings in Hypergraphs [PDF]
We show that if the largest matching in a $k$-uniform hypergraph $G$ on $n$ vertices has precisely $s$ edges, and $n>2k^2s/\log k$, then $H$ has at most $\binom n k - \binom {n-s} k $ edges and this upper bound is achieved only for hypergraphs in which the set of edges consists of all $k$-subsets which intersect a given set of $s$ vertices.
Peter Frankl +2 more
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Maximizing Spectral Radii of Uniform Hypergraphs with Few Edges
In this paper we investigate the hypergraphs whose spectral radii attain the maximum among all uniform hypergraphs with given number of edges. In particular we characterize the hypergraph(s) with maximum spectral radius over all unicyclic hypergraphs ...
Fan Yi-Zheng +3 more
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Effective epidemic containment strategy in hypergraphs
Recently, hypergraphs have attracted considerable interest from the research community as a generalization of networks capable of encoding higher-order interactions, which commonly appear in both natural and social systems.
Bukyoung Jhun
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Hypergraphs in m-Polar Fuzzy Environment
Fuzzy graph theory is a conceptual framework to study and analyze the units that are intensely or frequently connected in a network. It is used to study the mathematical structures of pairwise relations among objects. An m-polar fuzzy (mF, for short) set
Muhammad Akram, Gulfam Shahzadi
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A hypergraph $H$ is called universal for a family $\mathcal{F}$ of hypergraphs, if it contains every hypergraph $F \in \mathcal{F}$ as a copy. For the family of $r$-uniform hypergraphs with maximum vertex degree bounded by $\Delta$ and at most $n$ vertices any universal hypergraph has to contain $\Omega(n^{r-r/\Delta})$ many edges.
Samuel Hetterich +2 more
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Directed n-Superhypergraphs Incorporating Bipolar Fuzzy Information: A Multi-Tier Framework for Modeling Bipolar Uncertainty in Complex Networks [PDF]
Graph theory studies the mathematical structures of vertices and edges to model relationships and connectivity. Hypergraphs extend this framework by allowing hyperedges to connect arbitrarily many vertices at once [1], and Super-HyperGraphs further ...
Florentin Smarandache, Takaaki Fujita
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A Theoretical Investigation Based on the Rough Approximations of Hypergraphs
Rough sets are a key tool to model uncertainty and vagueness using upper and lower approximations without predefined functions and additional suppositions.
Musavarah Sarwar
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