The flower intersection problem for Kirkman triple systems
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The flower at a point of a Steiner triple system is the set of triples containing that point. The paper determines the spectrum of integers \(k\) (with only nine undecided cases) such that there exists a pair of Kirkman triple systems on \(2r+ 1\) points that share \(k+ r\) triples, \(r\) of those being the triples of a common flower.
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- The flower intersection problem for \(S(2,4,v)\)'s
- The intersection numbers of KTSs with a common parallel class
- The intersection problem for kite-GDDs of type \(2^u\)
- The 3-way flower intersection problem for Steiner triple systems
- The disjoint \(m\)-flower intersection problem for Latin squares
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