Support sizes of indecomposable threefold triple systems
A \(\lambda\)-fold triple system is a pair \(T=(V,\text{QTR}{\mathcal B})\), \(\text{QTR}{\mathcal B}\) being a collection of 3-subsets of \(V,\) so that each \(2-\)subset of \(V\) occurs in exactly \(\lambda \) block of \(\text{QTR} {\mathcal B}\). If there is no \(\text{QTR}{\mathcal B}'\subset \text{QTR}{\mathcal B}\) so that \((V,\text{QTR}{\mathcal B}')\) is a \(\lambda '\)-fold triple system, \(\lambda '<\lambda ,\) then \(T\) is called indecomposable. Further, the support size of \(T\) is the number of distinct blocks in \(\text{QTR}{\mathcal B}\). In the paper the spectrum of support sizes of indecomposable \(3\)-fold triple systems of order \(v>15\) is determined.
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