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Steiner Systems

Construct an S(t,k,n)S(t, k, n)-Steiner system with n>k>t>5n > k > t > 5, t<10t < 10, and n<200n < 200.

Mathematical statement

Construct an S(t,k,n)S(t, k, n)-Steiner system with n>k>t>5n > k > t > 5, t<10t < 10, and n<200n < 200.

No example of a Steiner system with t>5t > 5 is known, despite a 2014 existence theorem by Keevash showing that such systems must exist for sufficiently large nn. Reference:* Large Steiner Systems

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large_steiner_systems

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def large_steiner_systems : LargeSteinerSystemWitness := by  sorry
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Formal Conjectures
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v4.27.0
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Present; no proof artifact
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