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Left-compressed set family

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Combinatorics Extremal set theory Set family shadow Lower shadow Kruskal-Katona theorem UV-compression
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A set family is left-compressed when replacing a member j by a missing smaller element i<j always produces another member. Equivalently, it is fixed by every {i},{j}-compression with i<j.

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