AbstractWe consider a m × n (0, 1)-matrix A, no repeated columns, which has no k × l sumatrix F. We may deduce bounds on n, polynomial in m, depending on F. The best general bound is O(m2k−1). We improve this and provide best possible bounds for k × 1 F's and certain k × 2 F's. In the case that all columns of F are the same, good bounds are obtained which are best possible for l = 2 and some other cases. Good bounds for 1 × l F's are provided, namely n ⩽ (l−1)m + 1, which are shown to be best possible for F = [1010...10]. The paper finishes with a study of the 14 different 3 × 2 possibilities for F, solving all but 3
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The present paper connects sharpenings of Sauer’s bound on forbidden configurations with color criti...
An m × n matrix A is said to have hereditary discrepancy d if the maximum over submatrices B of A of...
AbstractWe consider a m × n (0, 1)-matrix A, no repeated columns, which has no k × l sumatrix F. We ...
AbstractResults in this paper gives bounds on the number of columns in a matrix when certain submatr...
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An m × n matrix A is said to have hereditary discrepancy d if the maximum over submatrices B of A of...
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AbstractZarankiewicz, in problem P 101, Colloq. Math., 2 (1951), p. 301, and others have posed the f...
AbstractA simple matrix is a (0,1)-matrix with no repeated columns. Let F and A be (0,1)-matrices. W...
AbstractWe consider matrices with entries from the set {0, 1, …, q−1}. Suppose that Sk is a k×qk mat...
The present paper connects sharpenings of Sauer’s bound on forbidden configurations with color criti...
An m × n matrix A is said to have hereditary discrepancy d if the maximum over submatrices B of A of...
AbstractWe consider a m × n (0, 1)-matrix A, no repeated columns, which has no k × l sumatrix F. We ...
AbstractResults in this paper gives bounds on the number of columns in a matrix when certain submatr...
AbstractLet a matrix be called simple if it is a (0, 1)-matrix with no repeated columns. We consider...
AbstractThe paper studies the maximum possible number of distinct rows in a matrix with n columns wi...
AbstractThis paper attaches a frame to a natural class of combinatorial problems and points out that...
An m × n matrix A is said to have hereditary discrepancy d if the maximum over submatrices B of A of...
AbstractWe consider the minimum number of zeroes in a 2m× 2n(0,1)-matrixMthat contains nom×nsubmatri...
AbstractWe generalize results of Ryser on (0, 1)-matrices without triangles, 3 × 3 submatrices with ...
AbstractFor a given k×ℓ matrix F, we say a matrix A has no configuration F if no k×ℓ submatrix of A ...
AbstractA 0–1 matrix A is said to avoid a forbidden 0–1 matrix (or pattern) P if no submatrix of A m...
AbstractZarankiewicz, in problem P 101, Colloq. Math., 2 (1951), p. 301, and others have posed the f...
AbstractA simple matrix is a (0,1)-matrix with no repeated columns. Let F and A be (0,1)-matrices. W...
AbstractWe consider matrices with entries from the set {0, 1, …, q−1}. Suppose that Sk is a k×qk mat...
The present paper connects sharpenings of Sauer’s bound on forbidden configurations with color criti...
An m × n matrix A is said to have hereditary discrepancy d if the maximum over submatrices B of A of...