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
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In this paper, we show that the basic necessary condition for the existence of a (k; 0, 2)-set in an...
There are three types of maximal arcs in the planes of order 16, the hy- perovals of degree 2, the d...
In a previous paper R. Mathon gave a new construction method for maximal arcs in finite Desarguesian...
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 any two powers of 2, n and q (n≤q), a set of points is constructed in the Desarguesian p...
AbstractConstructions are described of maximal arcs in Desarguesian projective planes utilizing sets...
AbstractIn a recent paper R. Mathon gave a new construction method for maximal arcs in finite Desarg...
AbstractWe establish that for all s, there exists a design with parameters (s2,3,2) such that the po...
We study Steiner systems which embed “in a minimal way” in projective planes, and consider connectio...
AbstractApart from hyperovals and their duals there are only three classes of maximal arcs known in ...
We study Steiner systems which embed "in a minimal way" in projective planes, and consider connectio...
AbstractFor a Steiner triple system of order v to have a complete s-arc one must have s(s + 1)/2⩾v w...
AbstractWe study Steiner systems which embed “in a minimal way” in projective planes, and consider c...
A combinatorial characterization of resolvable Steiner 2-(v, k, 1) designs embeddable as maximal arc...
In this paper, we show that the basic necessary condition for the existence of a (k; 0, 2)-set in an...
There are three types of maximal arcs in the planes of order 16, the hy- perovals of degree 2, the d...
In a previous paper R. Mathon gave a new construction method for maximal arcs in finite Desarguesian...