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A constant bound on the number of columns \((1,k-2,1)\) in the intersection array of a distance-regular graph
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    A constant bound on the number of columns \((1,k-2,1)\) in the intersection array of a distance-regular graph (English)
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    23 September 1996
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    For any distance-regular graph with valency \(k \geq 3\) the author shows that the number of columns \((1, k-2, 1)\) in its intersection array is at most 20 by using the intersection diagrams of the graph.
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    distance-regular graph
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    intersection diagrams
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