Research problems from the 19th British Combinatorial Conference
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Cites work
- Block designs: a randomization approach. Vol. 2: Design
- Combinatorial designs with two singular values. II: Partial geometric designs
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- Enumeration of cospectral graphs.
- Finding tight single-change covering designs with v=20, k=5
- Finite embedding theorems for partial Latin squares, quasi-groups, and loops
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- Matchings and paths in the cube
- Optimality of partial geometric designs
- Optimality of some two-associate-class partially balanced incomplete- block designs
Cited in
(10)- Bipartite graphs with five eigenvalues and pseudo designs
- On a problem concerning piles of counters
- On optimality of designs with three distinct eigenvalues
- Shape of the asymptotic maximum sum-free sets in integer lattice grids
- Maximum \(k\)-sum \(\mathbf{n}\)-free sets of the 2-dimensional integer lattice
- Research problems from the 20th British Combinatorial Conference
- Symmetric \(1\frac{1}{2}\)-designs and \(1\frac{1}{2}\)-difference sets
- The proofs of two directed paths conjectures of Bollobás and Leader
- Size of the largest sum-free subset of \([n]^3\) and \([n]^4\)
- On linear codes whose weights and length have a common divisor
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