Block-avoiding point sequencings of arbitrary length in Steiner triple systems
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Abstract: An -good sequencing of an STS is a permutation of the points of the design such that no consecutive points in this permutation contain a block of the design. We prove that, for every integer , there is an -good sequencing of any STS provided that is sufficiently large. We also prove some new nonexistence results for -good sequencings of STS.
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