
Combinatorics '84
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- Front Cover
- Combinatorics 84
- Copyrights Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Intervento di apertura a1 Convegno
- Chapter 2. Translation planes with an automorphism group isomorphic to SL(2,5)
- Chapter 3. Symplectic geometry, quasigroups, and Steiner systems
- Chapter 4. On a test of dominance, a strategic decomposition and structures T(t,q,r,n)
- Chapter 5. On n-fold blocking sets
- Chapter 6. Embedding finite linear spaces in projective planes
- Chapter 7. Veronese quadruples
- Chapter 8. S-partitions of groups and Steiner systems
- Chapter 9. Collineation groups strongly irreducible on an oval
- Chapter 10. On sets of Plücker class two in PG(3,q)
- Chapter 11. A free extension process yielding a projective geometry
- Chapter 12. Symmetric functions and symmetric species
- Chapter 13. On thick (Q+2) -sets
- Chapter 14. On a generalization of injection geometries
- Chapter 15. A new characterization of hypercubes
- Chapter 16. F-binomial coefficients and related combinatorial topics: perfect matroid designs posets of full binomial type and F-geodetic graphs
- Chapter 17. Polynomial sequences associated with a class of incidence coalgebras
- Chapter 18. R-regularity and characterizations of the generalized quadrangle P(W(s) , (8))
- Chapter 19. On permutation arrays, transversal seminets and related structures
- Chapter 20. Pascalian configurations in projective planes
- Chapter 21. Monomial code-isomorphisms
- Chapter 22. On the crossing number of generalized Petersen graphs
- Chapter 23. Complete arcs in planes of square order
- Chapter 24. On the maximum number of SQS(v) having a prescribed PQS in common
- Chapter 25. On finite translation structures with proper dilatations
- Chapter 26. Sharply 3-transitive groups generated by involutions
- Chapter 27. On the generalized chromatic number
- Chapter 28. A construction of sets of pairwise orthogonal F-squares of composite order
- Chapter 29. Right S-n-partitions for a group and representation of geometrical spaces of type "n-Steiner"
- Chapter 30. On block sharing Steiner quadruple systems
- Chapter 31. Roots of affine polynomials
- Chapter 32. On the parameter D(v,tv-13) for Steiner triple systems
- Chapter 33. A new construction of doubly diagonal orthogonal latin squares
- Chapter 34. On the maximal number of mutually orthogonal F-squares
- Chapter 35. Cartesian products of graphs and their crossing numbers
- Chapter 36. Ovoids and caps in planar spaces
- Chapter 37. (k,n
- f)-Arcs and caps in finite projective spaces
- Chapter 38. Combinatorial structures corresponding to reflective circulant (0, 1)-matrices
- Chapter 39. Ovals in Steiner triple systems
- Participants
- Annals of Discrete Mathematics
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