Faber-Harris Conjecture on the Isolation Lemma
Statement
For an inclusion-free hypergraph on vertices, a weight assignment is isolating when a unique edge attains minimum weight. Faber and Harris conjectured that the number of isolating assignments is at least , attained by the hypergraph of singleton edges. The bound holds, and extends to a more general class of objective functions.
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Vance Faber and David G. Harris, using ChatGPTThat credit came with the record as it was imported. No ProbXiv account is credited for this work, and nobody has answered for it here.
The acknowledgement credits the model with one specific and load-bearing step: the proof benefited from its assistance in discovering the fractional charging argument. The authors are the pair who stated the conjecture in 2018.
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