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Take a set of $50$ elements. How many subsets of size $5$ are needed so that every subset of size $5$ will intersect at least one of these in at least $2$ points?

This collection of subsets is known as a lottery wheel or a lotto design. $L(v,k,p,t)$ is the minimum number of subsets of a $v$ element set so that each subset has size $k$ with the property that every $p$ element subset intersects at least one $k$-subset in at least $t$ points. If you select $5$ out of $50$ numbers in a lottery which pays a prize for getting at least $2$ numbers right, then you can ensure getting a prize if you buy a particular collection of $L(50,5,5,2)$ tickets. The question is to find $L(50,5,5,2)$.