18 problems
Let denote the class of paths, let denote the class of rooted trees of height at most , and let denote the first-order tr…
Saks-West conjecture. In every product of two posets, the size of a largest semiantichain equals the size of a smallest unichain covering.
Milner–Sauer conjecture. If , then contains an antichain of size .
Unique-largest-antichain conjecture. The largest layer of is its unique largest antichain.
Let be an ordered set with no infinite antichains, and let be a positive integer. Aharoni and Korman's conjecture asserts that there are chains and a p…
The antichain trace conjecture. Let be a non-negative integer and let . If is an antichain satisfying…
Djanković–Ivan bounded-defect conjecture.
Ferrara–Kay–Kramer–Martin–Reiniger–Smith–Sullivan conjecture. For ,
Let be an -dimensional vector space over the finite field with elements, and let denote its lattice of subspaces. A family…
Kiselev–Kupavskii–Patkós' conjecture. If and is a -union antichain, then
Let be equipped with the coordinatewise partial order, and let an antichain be a subset containing no two distinct comparable points. Write…
Let be a class of matroids. An antichain is a collection of matroids in which no member is a minor of another. The class is weakly fractal when the sequen…
Let be an antichain of size , and let be the maximum size of a color class in a -coloring of avoiding a rainbow copy of . Sharp exponent…
Skewed projection inequality. If is a weak antichain, then
Let be the Boolean lattice of subsets of . For a family , define its convex closure by … A family is convex when…
Let be an arc-coloured digraph. Suppose every triangle has the form … or … and every node has exactly incoming arcs in each of and . The in-degre…
A maximal -antichain on points is a family of subsets in which every member has size or , no member contains another, and which is maximal under these conditions.…
For a positive integer , let be the poset consisting of two disjoint -element chains with no comparabilities between distinct chains. Let…