AbstractThis paper revisits the existence and construction problems for polygonal designs (a special class of partially balanced incomplete block designs associated with regular polygons). We present new polygonal designs with various parameter sets by explicit construction. In doing so we employ several construction methods — some conventional and some new. We also establish a link between a class of polygonal designs of block size 3 and the cyclically generated ‘λ-fold triple systems’. Finally, we show that the existence question for a certain class of polygonal designs is equivalent to the existence question for ‘perfect grouping systems’ which we introduce
An arrangement of v varieties or treatments in b blocks of size k, (k 7lt; v), is known as a balance...
AbstractA balanced incomplete block design D(v, k, λ) is α-resolvable if its blocks can be partition...
AbstractA balanced incomplete block design (v, b, r, k, λ) is called quasi-symmetric if each block i...
AbstractThis paper revisits the existence and construction problems for polygonal designs (a special...
Polygonal designs form a special class of partially balanced incomplete block designs. We resolve th...
This thesis is an exposition of some sections of the tenth chapter of the book entitled Introductory...
The purpose of this note is to show that the existence of any one of a particular family of four par...
AbstractGiven positive integers k and λ, balanced incomplete block designs on v points with block si...
A new method for the construction of Symmetrical Balanced Incomplete Block designs is indicated whic...
AbstractA uniformly resolvable pairwise balanced design is a pairwise balanced design whose blocks c...
We give two constructions of a balanced incomplete-block design discovered by van Lint: the design h...
AbstractIn this paper, a new class of partially balanced incomplete block designs is constructed ove...
This book deals with the basic subjects of design theory. It begins with balanced incomplete block d...
AbstractThis paper deals with existence results for pairwise balanced designs with block sizes 8, 9,...
The necessary and sufficient condition for a t-design satisfying v=2k to be a resolvable t-design is...
An arrangement of v varieties or treatments in b blocks of size k, (k 7lt; v), is known as a balance...
AbstractA balanced incomplete block design D(v, k, λ) is α-resolvable if its blocks can be partition...
AbstractA balanced incomplete block design (v, b, r, k, λ) is called quasi-symmetric if each block i...
AbstractThis paper revisits the existence and construction problems for polygonal designs (a special...
Polygonal designs form a special class of partially balanced incomplete block designs. We resolve th...
This thesis is an exposition of some sections of the tenth chapter of the book entitled Introductory...
The purpose of this note is to show that the existence of any one of a particular family of four par...
AbstractGiven positive integers k and λ, balanced incomplete block designs on v points with block si...
A new method for the construction of Symmetrical Balanced Incomplete Block designs is indicated whic...
AbstractA uniformly resolvable pairwise balanced design is a pairwise balanced design whose blocks c...
We give two constructions of a balanced incomplete-block design discovered by van Lint: the design h...
AbstractIn this paper, a new class of partially balanced incomplete block designs is constructed ove...
This book deals with the basic subjects of design theory. It begins with balanced incomplete block d...
AbstractThis paper deals with existence results for pairwise balanced designs with block sizes 8, 9,...
The necessary and sufficient condition for a t-design satisfying v=2k to be a resolvable t-design is...
An arrangement of v varieties or treatments in b blocks of size k, (k 7lt; v), is known as a balance...
AbstractA balanced incomplete block design D(v, k, λ) is α-resolvable if its blocks can be partition...
AbstractA balanced incomplete block design (v, b, r, k, λ) is called quasi-symmetric if each block i...