Construction of 3-designs using (1,)-resolution
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Abstract: The paper deals with recursive constructions for simple 3-designs based on other 3-designs having -resolution. The concept of -resolution may be viewed as a generalization of the parallelism for designs. We show the constructions and their applications to produce many previously unknown infinite families of simple 3-designs. We also include a discussion of -resolvability of the constructed designs.
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