Translation nets: A survey
Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to combinatorics (05-02) Other designs, configurations (05B30) Research exposition (monographs, survey articles) pertaining to geometry (51-02) Finite partial geometries (general), nets, partial spreads (51E14) Other finite incidence structures (geometric aspects) (51E30)
The translation nets referred to, of order \(s\) and degree \(r\), are based on groups \(G\) of order \(s^ 2\) with \(r\) subgroups of order \(s\), and such that \(G\) is a product of any two of the subgroups. The authors survey recent results on translation nets, such as upper bounds for \(r\) (in the case when the net cannot be completed to an affine plane), and a number of special examples.
- Blocking sets and partial spreads in finite projective spaces
- Bruck nets with a transitive direction
- Bruck nets, codes, and characters of loops
- Collineations and extensions of translation nets
- Constructions of large translation nets with nonabelian translation groups
- Existence results for translation nets. II
- Finite Nets, I. Numerical Invariants
- Finite nets. II: Uniqueness and imbedding
- Groups with a large number of large disjoint subgroups
- Hadamard difference sets in groups of order 64
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- Improvement of Bruck's completion theorem
- Maximal partial spreads and translation nets of small deficiency
- Maximal partial spreads and transversal-free translation nets
- Maximal sets of mutually orthogonal Latin squares. I
- Maximal sets of mutually orthogonal Latin squares. II
- Nets with critical deficiency
- On a combinatorial problem in group theory
- On the existence of translation nets
- Partial Spreads and Replaceable Nets
- The Construction of Orthogonal Latin Squares
- Translation nets and fixed-point-free group automorphisms
- Unimbeddable nets of small deficiency
- Über nicht-Desarguessche Ebenen mit transitiver Translationsgruppe
- Note on the existence of translation nets
- Existence results for translation nets. II
- On the number of isomorphism classes of complete translation nets
- On the existence of translation nets
- Transversal-free translation nets
- Research on statistical machine translation model based on deep neural network
- The translation network -- a model for a fine-grained description of translations
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- Multiple factorizations of cyclic groups
- Bitranslations and symmetric nets
- Heffter spaces
- Groups admitting a Kantor family and a factorized normal subgroup
- Translation nets and fixed-point-free group automorphisms
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