AbstractA maximal arc in a Steiner system S(2,4,v) is a set of elements which intersects every block in either two or zero elements. It is well known that v≡4(mod12) is a necessary condition for an S(2,4,v) to possess a maximal arc. We describe methods of constructing an S(2,4,v) with a maximal arc, and settle the longstanding sufficiency question in a strong way. We show that for any v≡4(mod12), we can construct a resolvable S(2,4,v) containing a triple of maximal arcs, all mutually intersecting in a common point. An application to the motivating colouring problem is presented
The resolutions and maximal sets of compatible resolutions of all 2-(120,8,1) designs arising from m...
There are three types of maximal arcs in the planes of order 16, the hy- perovals of degree 2, the d...
AbstractA Steiner system S(l, m, n) is a system of subsets of size m (called blocks) from an n-set S...
AbstractA maximal arc in a Steiner system S(2,4,v) is a set of elements which intersects every block...
AbstractA complete arc in a design is a set of elements which contains no block and is maximal with ...
AbstractFor a Steiner triple system of order v to have a complete s-arc one must have s(s + 1)/2⩾v w...
In this paper, we show that the basic necessary condition for the existence of a (k; 0, 2)-set in an...
A Steiner system S(2, 4, v) is a v-element set V together with a collection B of 4-subsets of V call...
A complete arc in a design is a set of elements which contains no block, and is maximal with respect...
A combinatorial characterization of resolvable Steiner 2-(v, k, 1) designs embeddable as maximal arc...
We study Steiner systems which embed “in a minimal way” in projective planes, and consider connectio...
We study Steiner systems which embed "in a minimal way" in projective planes, and consider connectio...
AbstractWe study Steiner systems which embed “in a minimal way” in projective planes, and consider c...
This paper tabulates the results of a number of computer searches in projective planes of order 16. ...
This paper tabulates the results of a number of computer searches in projective planes of order 16. ...
The resolutions and maximal sets of compatible resolutions of all 2-(120,8,1) designs arising from m...
There are three types of maximal arcs in the planes of order 16, the hy- perovals of degree 2, the d...
AbstractA Steiner system S(l, m, n) is a system of subsets of size m (called blocks) from an n-set S...
AbstractA maximal arc in a Steiner system S(2,4,v) is a set of elements which intersects every block...
AbstractA complete arc in a design is a set of elements which contains no block and is maximal with ...
AbstractFor a Steiner triple system of order v to have a complete s-arc one must have s(s + 1)/2⩾v w...
In this paper, we show that the basic necessary condition for the existence of a (k; 0, 2)-set in an...
A Steiner system S(2, 4, v) is a v-element set V together with a collection B of 4-subsets of V call...
A complete arc in a design is a set of elements which contains no block, and is maximal with respect...
A combinatorial characterization of resolvable Steiner 2-(v, k, 1) designs embeddable as maximal arc...
We study Steiner systems which embed “in a minimal way” in projective planes, and consider connectio...
We study Steiner systems which embed "in a minimal way" in projective planes, and consider connectio...
AbstractWe study Steiner systems which embed “in a minimal way” in projective planes, and consider c...
This paper tabulates the results of a number of computer searches in projective planes of order 16. ...
This paper tabulates the results of a number of computer searches in projective planes of order 16. ...
The resolutions and maximal sets of compatible resolutions of all 2-(120,8,1) designs arising from m...
There are three types of maximal arcs in the planes of order 16, the hy- perovals of degree 2, the d...
AbstractA Steiner system S(l, m, n) is a system of subsets of size m (called blocks) from an n-set S...