on the number of mutually disjoint cyclic designs
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Abstract
We denote by $LS[N](t,k,v)$ a large set of $t$-$(v,k,\lambda)$ designs of size $N$, which is a partition of all $k$-subsets of
a $v$-set into $N$ disjoint $t$-$(v,k,\lambda)$ designs and
$N={v-t \choose k-t}/\lambda$. We use the notation
$N(t,v,k,\lambda)$ as the maximum possible number of mutually
disjoint cyclic $t$-$(v,k,\lambda)$designs. In this paper we give
some new bounds for $N(2,29,4,3)$ and $N(2,31,4,2)$. Consequently
we present new large sets $LS[9](2,4,29), LS[13](2,4,29)$ and
$LS[7](2,4,31)$, where their existences were already known.
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| Authors | ;Mojgan Emami ;Ozra Naserian |
| Journal | simulation |
| Year | 2014 |
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