The asymptotic vanishing-ratio conjecture for higher diversities

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For each kk, let mℓ(k)m_{\ell}(k) denote the extremal quantity corresponding to the ℓ\ell-diversity introduced in the paper. Asymptotic vanishing-ratio conjecture. For all ℓ≥0\ell\geq 0,

lim⁡k→∞mℓ+1(k)mℓ(k)=0.\lim_{k\rightarrow\infty}\frac{m_{\ell+1}(k)}{m_{\ell}(k)}=0.

This conjecture predicts that successive diversity levels become asymptotically negligible relative to the preceding level as the uniformity kk tends to infinity; the source presents it as an open problem.

References

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Peter Frankl and Jian Wang, “Best possible bounds on the double-diversity of intersecting hypergraphs”, arXiv:2212.11650 (2022).

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