Geometrical constructions of class-uniformly resolvable structure
Peter Danziger, Malcolm Greig, Brett Stevens
Abstract
Peter Danziger, Malcolm Greig, Brett Stevens
Abstract
We use arcs, ovals, and hyperovals to construct class-uniformly resolvable structures. Many of the structures come from finite geometries, but we also use arcs from non-geometric designs. Most of the class-uniformly resolvable structures constructed here have block size sets that have not been constructed before. We construct CURDs with a variety of block sizes, including many with block sizes 2 and 4. In addition, these constructions give the first systematic way of constructing infinite families of CURDs with three block sizes. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Combin Designs 19:329-344, 2011
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We use arcs, ovals, and hyperovals to construct class-uniformly resolvable structures. Many of the structures come from finite geometries, but we also use arcs from non-geometric designs. Most of the class-uniformly resolvable structures constructed here have block size sets that have not been constructed before. We construct CURDs with a variety of block sizes, including many with block sizes 2 and 4. In addition, these constructions give the first systematic way of constructing infinite families of CURDs with three block sizes. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Combin Designs 19:329-344, 2011
Key concepts: Mathematics, Block (permutation group theory), Construct (python library), Class (philosophy), Block size, Combinatorics, Block design, Variety (cybernetics)