Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn(n + 2,q) and whose block are the subspaces of codimension two, where n ≥ 2. Since every two subspaces of codimension two intersect in a subspace of codimension three or codimension four, it is easily seen that this incidence structure is a quasi-symmetric design. The aim of this paper is to prove a characterization of such designs (that are constructed using projective geometries) among the class of all the quasi-symmetric designs with correct parameters and with every block a good block. The paper also improves an earlier result for the special case of n = 2 and obtains a Dembowski-Wagner type result for the class of all such quasi-symmetric designs
We conjecture that the classical geometric 2-designs formed by the points and d-dimensional subspace...
Quasi-symmetric designs with block intersection numbers x and y are investigated. Let Γ be the usual...
Quasi-symmetric designs with block intersection numbers x and y are investigated. Let Γ be the usual...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn(n+2,q) and whose block are the ...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PG<SUB>n</SUB>(n + 2,q) and whose b...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn (n + 2, q) and whose block are ...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn(n + 2,q) and whose block are th...
AbstractConsider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn(n+2,q) and whose block ...
We show that a quasi-symmetric design with intersection numbers 1 and y > 1 and a good block belo...
We show that a quasi-symmetric design with intersection numbers 1 and y > 1 and a good block belo...
We provide a characterization of the classical geometric designs formed by the points and lines of t...
We provide a characterization of the classical geometric designs formed by the points and lines of t...
We provide a characterization of the classical geometric designs formed by the points and lines of t...
The design PG2(4,q) of the points and planes of PG (4, q) forms a quasi-symmetric 2-design with bloc...
AbstractA balanced incomplete block design (v, b, r, k, λ) is called quasi-symmetric if each block i...
We conjecture that the classical geometric 2-designs formed by the points and d-dimensional subspace...
Quasi-symmetric designs with block intersection numbers x and y are investigated. Let Γ be the usual...
Quasi-symmetric designs with block intersection numbers x and y are investigated. Let Γ be the usual...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn(n+2,q) and whose block are the ...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PG<SUB>n</SUB>(n + 2,q) and whose b...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn (n + 2, q) and whose block are ...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn(n + 2,q) and whose block are th...
AbstractConsider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PGn(n+2,q) and whose block ...
We show that a quasi-symmetric design with intersection numbers 1 and y > 1 and a good block belo...
We show that a quasi-symmetric design with intersection numbers 1 and y > 1 and a good block belo...
We provide a characterization of the classical geometric designs formed by the points and lines of t...
We provide a characterization of the classical geometric designs formed by the points and lines of t...
We provide a characterization of the classical geometric designs formed by the points and lines of t...
The design PG2(4,q) of the points and planes of PG (4, q) forms a quasi-symmetric 2-design with bloc...
AbstractA balanced incomplete block design (v, b, r, k, λ) is called quasi-symmetric if each block i...
We conjecture that the classical geometric 2-designs formed by the points and d-dimensional subspace...
Quasi-symmetric designs with block intersection numbers x and y are investigated. Let Γ be the usual...
Quasi-symmetric designs with block intersection numbers x and y are investigated. Let Γ be the usual...