The vanishing proportion conjecture for magic -configurations
The vanishing proportion conjecture for magic -configurations
An -configuration is a -uniform configuration with points and lines, in which every point lies on three lines and every line contains three points. Call such a configuration magic over an abelian group if its incidence matrix admits a labeling by elements of the group satisfying the magic condition on every line. Vanishing proportion conjecture.
The conjecture is suggested by computations for the known complete lists of -configurations with and by the increasing prevalence of forbidden substructures, including collections of parallel lines, as grows.
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Primary source
Benjamin Ellis, David A. Nash, Jonathan Needleman and Michael Raney, “Non-magic Hypergraphs”, arXiv:1802.10392 (2018).
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