Difference families with applications to resolvable designs
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It is well known that difference families consisting of disjoint start blocks can be used in the construction of resolvable designs. The authors use sets of units in rings, for which the difference of any two of these units is again a unit (a well-known approach), to obtain such difference families and hence to construct some infinite series of resolvable designs.
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