Abstract

Stein proposed the following conjecture: if the edge set of Kn,nK_{n,n} is partitioned into nn sets, each of size nn, then there is a partial rainbow matching of size n−1n-1. He proved that there is a partial rainbow matching of size n(1−Dnn!)n(1-\frac{D_n}{n!}), where DnD_n is the number of derangements of [n][n]. This means that there is a partial rainbow matching of size about (1−1e)n(1- \frac{1}{e})n. Using a topological version of Hall's theorem we improve this bound to 23n\frac{2}{3}n.

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