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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2025 iii Paper 109 4 i Solution by
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One uniform form of the Frankl-Wilson theorem is as follows. Let be prime and let have elements. If satisfiesthenThe proof assigns to each set a degree- polynomial that vanishes on the incidence vectors of all other members but not on its own. These functions are linearly independent in the space spanned by square-free monomials of degree , yielding the dimension bound.
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