Michael Huber

List of research outcomes

This list is not complete and representing at the moment only items from zbMATH Open and arXiv. We are working on additional sources - please check back here soon!

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Efficient two-stage group testing algorithms for genetic screening Algorithmica	2013-11-11	Paper
On highly symmetric combinatorial designs Berichte aus der Mathematik	2013-07-09	Paper
Computational complexity of reconstruction and isomorphism testing for designs and line graphs Journal of Combinatorial Theory. Series A	2011-01-14	Paper
Coding theory and algebraic combinatorics (available as arXiv preprint)	2011-01-03	Paper
Combinatorial bounds and characterizations of splitting authentication codes Cryptography and Communications	2010-11-03	Paper
Combinatorial designs for authentication and secrecy codes Foundations and Trends™ in Communications and Information Theory	2010-10-28	Paper
Almost simple groups with socle \(L_n(q)\) acting on Steiner quadruple systems Journal of Combinatorial Theory. Series A	2010-08-11	Paper
On the existence of block-transitive combinatorial designs (available as arXiv preprint)	2010-07-27	Paper
On the existence of block-transitive combinatorial designs	2010-07-27	Paper
Block-transitive designs in affine spaces Designs, Codes and Cryptography	2010-05-19	Paper
On the Cameron-Praeger conjecture Journal of Combinatorial Theory. Series A	2010-04-27	Paper
Steiner t-Designs for Large t Mathematical Methods in Computer Science	2009-01-22	Paper
Flag-transitive Steiner Designs Frontiers in Mathematics	2009-01-13	Paper
A census of highly symmetric combinatorial designs Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics	2007-10-31	Paper
The classification of flag-transitive Steiner 4-designs Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics	2007-10-24	Paper
The classiﬁcation of ﬂag-transitive Steiner 3-designs advg	2005-05-06	Paper
Classification of flag-transitive Steiner quadruple systems Journal of Combinatorial Theory. Series A	2001-10-30	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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