Discrete Math Question Help
Need Help with the discrete math question in the image below. You need to use the Deza-Frankl-Singhi theorem to solve it.
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Low bounty for such an advanced question.
I don't know how advanced it is, what would an appropriate bounty be?
Do you have a reference book to look up some definitions?
I don't have a book. What definitions do you need help with?
By a system you men a collection of sets that is closed under inclusion, right? And what do you mean by a system of (2p-1) subsets?
Yes that is correct