Nonexistence results for tight block designs
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Abstract: Recall that combinatorial -designs admit a classical lower bound on their number of blocks, and that a design meeting this bound is called tight. A long-standing result of Bannai is that there exist only finitely many nontrivial tight -designs for each fixed , although no concrete understanding of `finitely many' is given. Here, we use the Smith Bound on approximate polynomial zeros to quantify this asymptotic nonexistence. Then, we outline and employ a computer search over the remaining parameter sets to establish (as expected) that there are in fact no such designs for , although the same analysis could in principle be extended to larger . Additionally, we obtain strong necessary conditions for existence in the difficult case .
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