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Tournaments not inducible by five voters
A tournament T is k-inducible if there are k linear orders on its vertex set such that, for every arc $i \to j$ of T, a majority of the orders rank i above j. For odd k, let N(k) be the least order at which some tournament is not k-inducible. Only N(3) = 8 is known exactly; for N(5) the best bounds
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