Regular linear spaces
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The authors call a linear space (that is, a pairwise balanced design with \(\lambda= 1\)) regular if the way the lines through a given point partition the complement of this point is equivalent for all points. The authors provide a computer enumeration for all regular linear spaces on at most 14 points; this is extended up to 16 points with five cases still missing.
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