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- Decompositions of edge-colored complete graphs
- Triplewhist tournaments with the three person property
- Existence of directed triplewhist tournaments with the three person property \(3PDTWh(v)\)
- Existence of \(Z\)-cyclic 3PDTWh(\(p\)) for prime \(p \equiv 1\pmod4\)
- A new construction for \(Z\)-cyclic whist tournaments
- \(Z\)-cyclic generalized whist frames and \(Z\)-cyclic generalized whist tournaments.
- Some difference matrix constructions and an almost completion for the existence of triplewhist tournaments TWh(\(v\)).
- Existence of \(Z\)-cyclic triplewhist tournaments for a prime number of players
- Some new Z-cyclic whist tournaments
- Necessary conditions and frame constructions for \(\mathbb Z\)-cyclic patterned starter whist tournaments
- Inductive extensions of some \(Z\)-cyclic whist tournaments
- An infinite class of \(Z\)-cyclic whist tournaments on \(v\) players, \(v\equiv 1\pmod 4\)
- Some new triplewhist tournaments TWh(\(v\)).
- Ordered tournaments and ordered triplewhist tournaments with the three person property
- General frame constructions for \(\mathbb{Z}\)-cyclic triplewhist tournaments
- Some new results on \(\mathbb Z\)-cyclic patterned starter whist tournaments and related frames
- The mathematician who drove whist forward: William Henry Whitfield (1856--1915)
- \(\mathbb{Z}\)-cyclic ordered triplewhist tournaments on \(p\) elements, where \(p\equiv 5\pmod 8\)
- Classification of whist tournaments with up to 12 players
- A cyclic group action on resolutions of quadruple systems
- More ZCPS-Wh\((v)\) and several new infinite classes of Z-cyclic whist tournaments
- Partitionable sets, almost partitionable sets, and their applications
- A representation theorem and Z‐cyclic whist tournaments
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