Construction of Steiner quadruple systems having a prescribed number of blocks in common
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(20)- Intersections of Steiner systems S(3,4,v) with \(v=5\cdot 2^ n\)
- Steiner quadruple systems having a prescribed number of quadruples in common
- Intersection problem of Steiner systems S(3,4,2v)
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