Lubell frames and asymptotic context #
The Lubell frame #
M_t = lcm { C(t-1, r) : 1 ≤ r ≤ t-1 }.
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- HypergraphLowerBound.M t = (Finset.Icc 1 (t - 1)).lcm fun (r : ℕ) => (t - 1).choose r
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The multiplicity attached to each j-subset in the Lubell family.
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- HypergraphLowerBound.lubellMultiplicity t j = HypergraphLowerBound.M t / (t - 1).choose (j - 1)
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The constant capacity vector of the Lubell frame.
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All support patterns of size j on [t], each occurring once.
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- HypergraphLowerBound.supportPatternsOfCard t j = if hj : 2 ≤ j then Multiset.map (⇑(HypergraphLowerBound.supportPatternEmbedding✝ hj)) (Finset.powersetCard j Finset.univ).val.attach else 0
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The j-subsets in the Lubell multiset, each with the prescribed multiplicity.
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The Lubell support multiset on [t].
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The explicit cardinality expression for the Lubell frame.
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- HypergraphLowerBound.lubellCardSum t = ∑ j ∈ Finset.Icc 2 t, t.choose j * HypergraphLowerBound.lubellMultiplicity t j
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Vandermonde-Chu identity for the frame bound #
Infrastructure for the frame bound #
Vandermonde-Chu identity ingredients #
The Lubell multiset L_t is an (M_t, ..., M_t)-frame with |L_t| = M_t * t * (h_t - 1).
Digit sum formula for k_n #
Sum of binary digits of m.
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- HypergraphLowerBound.s2 0 = 0
- HypergraphLowerBound.s2 n.succ = (n + 1) % 2 + HypergraphLowerBound.s2 ((n + 1) / 2)
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The prefix sum of binary digit counts appearing in the formula for k n.
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k_n = n + Σ_{j=0}^{n-1} s_2(j), and k_n / (n log_2 n) → 1/2.
The asymptotic coefficient (h_t - 1) / log_2 t appearing in the fixed-t bound.
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The fixed-t lower bound #
The asymptotic theorem #
The asymptotic lower bound: liminf H(n)/k_n ≥ 2 ln 2.
The asymptotic theorem of frontier.tex, packaging the fixed-t lower bound and
its consequence for the liminf ratio H(n) / k_n.