Nonexistence of exceptional 5-class association schemes with two Q-polynomial structures
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Abstract: In [H. Suzuki, Association schemes with multiple -polynomial structures, J. Algebraic Combin. 7 (1998) 181-196], Suzuki gave a classification of association schemes with multiple -polynomial structures, allowing for one exceptional case which has five classes. In this paper, we rule out the existence of this case. Hence Suzuki's theorem mirrors exactly the well-known counterpart for association schemes with multiple -polynomial structures, a result due to Eiichi Bannai and Etsuko Bannai in 1980.
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