The regular-cardinal conjecture for sunflowerable dense linear orderings
The regular-cardinal conjecture for sunflowerable dense linear orderings
Let be a cardinal. A linear ordering is -dense when it has the density property at cardinality , and it is sunflowerable when it has the sunflower property.
The regular-cardinal conjecture for sunflowerable dense linear orderings. If is regular, then every -dense linear ordering is sunflowerable.
The paper has a characterization of sunflowerable countable linear orderings, but explains that the uncountable case is not fully characterized; in particular, there are linear orderings that are -scattered but not -scattered. The stated implication is left open.
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Nathanael Ackerman, Mary Leah Karker and Mostafa Mirabi, “Structured Sunflowers”, arXiv:2507.20381 (2025).
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