AbstractLet n≡k-1,0 or 1(modk). An R˜MP(k,λ;n,m) (resp. R˜MC(k,λ;n,m)) is a resolvable packing (resp. covering) with maximum (resp. minimum) possible number m of parallel classes which are mutually distinct, each parallel class consists of ⌊(n-k+1)/k⌋ blocks of size k and one block of size n-k⌊(n-k+1)/k⌋, and its leave (resp. excess) is a simple graph. Such designs can be used to construct certain uniform designs which have been widely applied in industry, system engineering, pharmaceutics, and natural sciences. In this paper, direct and recursive constructions are discussed for such designs. The existence of an R˜MP(3,2;n,n-3) and an R˜MC(3,2;n,n-2) for n≡1(mod3) is established with n⩾16
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AbstractA Kirkman packing design KPD({3,4∗∗},v), is a resolvable packing of a v-set by the maximum p...
Given a collection of graphs H, a uniformly resolvable H-design of order v is a decomposition of the...
Given a collection of graphs H, a uniformly resolvable H-design of order v is a decomposition of the...
A central question in design theory dating from Kirkman in 1850 has been the existence of resolvable...
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A regular graph design RGD(υ, k; r) is a design on υ points with blocks of size k and constant repli...
A regular graph design RGD(υ,k;r) is a design on υ points with blocks of size k and constant replica...
For prime power q, we determine the minimum number of parallel classes in a resolvable 2-(kq, k, 1) ...
AbstractA Kirkman packing design KPD({3,4∗∗},v), is a resolvable packing of a v-set by the maximum p...
AbstractEach parallel class of a uniformly resolvable design (URD) contains blocks of only one block...
AbstractUniform designs have been widely used in computer experiments, as well as in industrial expe...
AbstractA t-wise balanced design is said to be resolvable if its block set can be partitioned into p...
Given a collection of graphs H, a uniformly resolvable H-design of order v is a decomposition of the...
AbstractSuppose Kv is the complete undirected graph with v vertices and G is a finite simple undirec...
AbstractA Kirkman packing design KPD({3,4∗∗},v), is a resolvable packing of a v-set by the maximum p...
Given a collection of graphs H, a uniformly resolvable H-design of order v is a decomposition of the...
Given a collection of graphs H, a uniformly resolvable H-design of order v is a decomposition of the...
A central question in design theory dating from Kirkman in 1850 has been the existence of resolvable...
AbstractLet k, λ, and υ be positive integers. A perfect cyclic design in the class PD(υ, k, λ) consi...
AbstractA (v,k,λ)-perfect Mendelsohn packing (covering) design is a pair (X,A) where X is a v-set of...
A regular graph design RGD(υ, k; r) is a design on υ points with blocks of size k and constant repli...
A regular graph design RGD(υ,k;r) is a design on υ points with blocks of size k and constant replica...
For prime power q, we determine the minimum number of parallel classes in a resolvable 2-(kq, k, 1) ...