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The paper nearly settles the tradeoff between the size of a set system over [n][n] and its number of full chains, an extremal question raised by Johnson, Leader and Russell as a counterpart to Sperner-type results, and linked by recent work to the space and time complexity of Bellman–Held–Karp dynamic programming for permutation problems.

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    Alexandr Andoni, Justin Dallant, László Kozma and Hantao Yu, using ChatGPT 5

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    The authors describe the tradeoff as nearly settled rather than settled.

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