The 2-blocking number and the upper chromatic number of PG(2,q)
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- New covering codes of radius \(R\), codimension \(tr\) and \(tr+\frac{R}{2}\), and saturating sets in projective spaces
- Double blocking sets of size \(3 q - 1\) in \(\operatorname{PG}(2, q)\)
- On the balanced upper chromatic number of cyclic projective planes and projective spaces
- Blocking and double blocking sets in finite planes
- Partitioning the flags of \(\text{PG}(2,q)\) into strong representative systems
- Search problems in vector spaces
- Mixed hypergraphs and beyond
- On the upper chromatic number and multiple blocking sets of PG(n,q)
- On perfect balanced rainbow-free colorings and complete colorings of projective spaces
- Non-uniform lines on finite projective planes
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