Rank three permutation groups with rank three subconstituents
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- Automorphisms of Finite Linear Groups
- Countable Ultrahomogeneous Undirected Graphs
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- Finite permutation groups of rank 3
- Flag-transitive subgroups of Chevalley groups
- Homogeneous graphs
- On rank 3 permutation groups
- On the minimal degrees of projective representations of the finite Chevalley groups
- Strongly regular graphs
- Strongly regular graphs having strongly regular subconstituents
- Strongly regular graphs with (-1, 1, 0) adjacency matrix having eigenvalue 3
- Subgroups of prime power index in a simple group
- The 2-Transitive Permutation Representations of the Finite Chevalley Groups
- The Rank 3 Permutation Representations of the Finite Classical Groups
- The geometry of root subgroups in exceptional groups. I
- The rank 3 permutation representations of finite groups of type \(G_ 2\)
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- On a family of highly regular graphs by Brouwer, Ivanov, and Klin
- Three-star permutation groups
- d-homogeneous and d-ultrahomogeneous linear spaces
- Classification of finite highly regular vertex-colored graphs
- Permutation modules for rank 3 unitary groups
- Finite Homogeneous 3‐Graphs
- EPPA numbers of graphs
- Separating rank 3 graphs
- Rank 4 groups with a 3-transitive suborbit
- On k-connected-homogeneous graphs
- On finite permutation groups of rank three
- A classification of one-dimensional affine rank three graphs
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