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Equitable embeddings of steiner triple systems
An \(n\)-colouring of a Steiner triple system \(\text{STS}(v)\) is a map which assigns one colour, from a set of \(n\) given colours, to each point in such a way that no triple is monochromatic. An STS is \(r\)-chromatic if it can be \(r\)-coloured but not \((r- 1)\)-coloured.
Charles J. Colbourn +2 more
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A set of blocks of the form \(\{a,x,y\}, \{a,z,w\}, \{b,x,w\}, \{b,z,y\}\) in a Steiner triple system STS\((v)\) is called a Pasch configuration. Replacing these blocks by \(\{b,x,y\}, \{b,z,w\}, \{a,x,w\}, \{a,z,y\}\) produces a new STS\((v)\), which may or may not be isomorphic to the original design. This paper contributes to an investigation of the
Mike J. Grannell +2 more
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Identical twin Steiner triple systems [PDF]
Two Steiner triple systems, each containing precisely one Pasch configuration which, when traded, switches one system to the other, are called twin Steiner triple systems. If the two systems are isomorphic the systems are called identical twins. Hitherto, identical twins were only known for orders 21, 27 and 33.
Grannell, M. J., Lovegrove, G. J.
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Automorphism groups of Steiner triple systems [PDF]
If G is a finite group then there is an integer MG such that, for u > MG and u ≡ 1 or 3 (mod 6), there is a Steiner triple system U on u points for which AutU ∼= G. If V is a Steiner triple system then there is an integer NV such that, for u > NV and u ≡
Kantor, William M., Doyen, Jean
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Unbalanced steiner triple systems
The authors study colouring properties of Steiner triple systems and derive several inequalities for sizes of their colour classes. Answering a question of A. Rosa, they give a construction (for any \(l\geq 6\)) of a family of \(l\)-chromatic Steiner triple systems with the following remarkable property: No matter how they are \(l\)-coloured, almost ...
Lucien Haddad, Vojtech Rödl
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Abstract Divergent thinking (DT) is an important constituent of creativity that captures aspects of fluency and originality. The literature lacks multivariate studies that report relationships between DT and its aspects with relevant covariates, such as cognitive abilities, personality traits (e.g. openness), and insight. In two multivariate studies (N
S. Weiss +6 more
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Nonsequenceable Steiner triple systems [PDF]
A partial Steiner triple system is is $sequenceable$ if the points can be sequenced so that no proper segment can be partitioned into blocks. We show that, if $0 \leq a \leq (n-1)/3$, then there exists a nonsequenceable PSTS$(n)$ of size $\frac{1}{3}\binom{n}{2}-a$, for all $n \equiv 1 \pmod{6}$ except for $n=7$.
Donald L. Kreher, Douglas R. Stinson
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Countable homogeneous Steiner triple systems avoiding specified subsystems [PDF]
In this article we construct uncountably many new homogeneous locally finite Steiner triple systems of countably infinite order as Fraïssé limits of classes of finite Steiner triple systems avoiding certain subsystems.
Horsley, Daniel, Webb, Bridget S.
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All proper colorings of every colorable BSTS(15) [PDF]
A Steiner System, denoted S(t,k,v), is a vertex set X containing v vertices, and a collection of subsets of X of size k, called blocks, such that every t vertices from X are in exactly one of the blocks. A Steiner Triple System, or STS, is a special case
Jeremy Mathews, Brett Tolbert
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Maximal induced colorable subhypergraphs of all uncolorable BSTS(15)s [PDF]
A Bi-Steiner Triple System ($BSTS$) is a Steiner Triple System with vertices colored in such a way that the vertices of each block receive precisely two colors.
Jeremy Mathews
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