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Block Designs with Large Transversal-Block Intersections
A block design is a set family, whose members are called blocks, where every pair of points in the universe is covered by exactly one block. Erdős asked the following question: is it true that if the universe is of size $n$ and each block is of size $Ω(\sqrt{n})$, then there exists a transversal int
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