AbstractIn this paper we consider cocyclic weighing matrices. Cocyclic development of a weighing matrix is shown to be related to regular group actions on the points of the associated group divisible design. We show that a cocyclic weighing matrix is equivalent to a relative difference set with central forbidden subgroup of order two. We then set out an agenda for studying a known cocyclic weighing matrix and carry it out for the Paley conference matrix and for the type I Paley Hadamard matrix. Using a connection with certain near fields, we determine all the regular group actions on the group divisible design associated to such a Paley matrix. It happens that all the regular actions of the Paley type I Hadamard matrix have already been des...
This dissertation is devoted to the study of relative difference sets and circulant weighing matrice...
AbstractWe present two new constructions of group divisible designs. We use skew-symmetric Hadamard ...
We give new constructions for regular group divisible designs, pairwise balanced designs, generalize...
AbstractIn this paper we consider cocyclic weighing matrices. Cocyclic development of a weighing mat...
AbstractThis paper contains a discussion of cocyclic Hadamard matrices, their associated relative di...
AbstractThis paper locates cocyclic Hadamard matrices within the mainstream of combinatorial design ...
This thesis is a compilation of results dealing with cocyclic development of pairwise combinatorial ...
In this thesis, we investigate group actions on certain families of pairwise combinatorial designs,...
AbstractMany codes and sequences designed for robust or secure communications are built from Hadamar...
Balanced generalized weighing matrices include well-known classical combinatorial objects such as Ha...
By modifying a construction for Hadamard (Menon) difference sets we construct two infinite families ...
AbstractNon-affine groups acting doubly transitively on a Hadamard matrix have been classified by It...
It is the purpose of this thesis to explore the relationships that exist between weighing matrices, ...
Balanced generalized weighing matrices include well-known classical combinatorial objects such as Ha...
We present two new constructions of group divisible designs. We use skew-sym-metric Hadamard matrice...
This dissertation is devoted to the study of relative difference sets and circulant weighing matrice...
AbstractWe present two new constructions of group divisible designs. We use skew-symmetric Hadamard ...
We give new constructions for regular group divisible designs, pairwise balanced designs, generalize...
AbstractIn this paper we consider cocyclic weighing matrices. Cocyclic development of a weighing mat...
AbstractThis paper contains a discussion of cocyclic Hadamard matrices, their associated relative di...
AbstractThis paper locates cocyclic Hadamard matrices within the mainstream of combinatorial design ...
This thesis is a compilation of results dealing with cocyclic development of pairwise combinatorial ...
In this thesis, we investigate group actions on certain families of pairwise combinatorial designs,...
AbstractMany codes and sequences designed for robust or secure communications are built from Hadamar...
Balanced generalized weighing matrices include well-known classical combinatorial objects such as Ha...
By modifying a construction for Hadamard (Menon) difference sets we construct two infinite families ...
AbstractNon-affine groups acting doubly transitively on a Hadamard matrix have been classified by It...
It is the purpose of this thesis to explore the relationships that exist between weighing matrices, ...
Balanced generalized weighing matrices include well-known classical combinatorial objects such as Ha...
We present two new constructions of group divisible designs. We use skew-sym-metric Hadamard matrice...
This dissertation is devoted to the study of relative difference sets and circulant weighing matrice...
AbstractWe present two new constructions of group divisible designs. We use skew-symmetric Hadamard ...
We give new constructions for regular group divisible designs, pairwise balanced designs, generalize...