Abstract
Let X = {x1, x2,...} be a finite set and associate to every xi a real number αi. Let f(n) [g (n)] be the least value such that given any family F of subsets of X having maximum degree n [cardinality n], one can find integers αi, i=1,2,... so that αi - αi|<1 and ∑ xi ε{lunate} Eai- ∑ xi ε{lunate} Eαi≤f{hook}(n) ∑ xi ε{lunate} Eai- ∑ xi ε{lunate} Eαi≤g(n) for all E ε{lunate} F. We prove f(n)≤n - 1 and g(n)≤c(n log n)1 2. © 1981.
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Beck, J., & Fiala, T. (1981). “Integer-making” theorems. Discrete Applied Mathematics, 3(1), 1–8. https://doi.org/10.1016/0166-218X(81)90022-6
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