For k-subset families that cross-intersect but each lacks a common element, their size product is bounded by the square of the Hilton-Milner number when k is at least 8.
Fork= 8,9,10 and 2k+ 1≤n≤4k, one can check by direct computation that (2.8) holds
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A product version of the Hilton-Milner Theorem II
For k-subset families that cross-intersect but each lacks a common element, their size product is bounded by the square of the Hilton-Milner number when k is at least 8.