A complete solution to the Tokushige measure conjecture and its stability
arXiv:2608.29512
Abstract
We resolve three conjectures proposed by Tokushige in 2013 about cross -intersecting families of subsets and integer sequences. For and , define the -biased measure by . Two families are cross -intersecting if for every and . We prove that, for every and , such a pair satisfies . When , equality holds if and only if both families are the same -star for some . Together with the previously known case , this completely resolves Tokushige's measure conjecture. We also prove that every pair whose measure product is close to the maximum must be close to a common -star. More precisely, if and , then there exists such that for , where depends only on . This improves Tokushige's conjectured estimate to . For integer sequences, we prove that if every sequence in agrees with every sequence in in at least coordinates, then for all and . We further obtain a more general result in which a separate agreement requirement is imposed for each possible value. This extends a theorem of Frankl and Kupavskii and recovers their earlier cross intersection--union product theorem.
This manuscript supersedes arXiv:2510.26642, which has been withdrawn with the agreement of all its authors. It substantially extends the earlier work by covering the remaining parameter cases, determining the equality cases, and establishing dimension-free stability results. 53 pages