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Design Theory Combinatorics Math
Design Theory Combinatorics Math
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- Detailed, theoretical tutorial with references.
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- With programs and algorithms for creating designs for statistical experiments.
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- Compiled by Jennifer Seberry.
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- Home page for The CRC Handbook of Combinatorial Designs.
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- Table of lengths of shortest known Golomb rulers, counts of optimal and near-optimal rulers, and some Fortran programs for dealing with Golomb rulers.
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- Lists of known projective planes of small order compiled by Eric Moorhouse.
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- Compiled by Jennifer Seberry.
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- Construction and analysis of comparative experiments at the Horticultural Research Institute.
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- Links to resources for design theory maintained by Peter Cameron.
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- Tables of homogeneous coherent configurations by A. Hanaki and I. Miyamoto.
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- A research project founded by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.
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- The search for optimal Golomb Rulers with 20, 21 and 22 marks.
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- The Steiner system S(5,8,24) explicitly computed by Ashay Dharwadker.
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- Classification of Hadamard matrices and designs.
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- Ed Pegg Jr. writes about the history (and future) of Golomb rulers and related concepts.
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- Tables and examples in PG(k-1,q) by Yves Edel.
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- Construction of orthogonal arrays and covering arrays using permutation groups by George Sherwood.
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- Leonard Soicher reports on new SOMAs, which are generalisations of mutually orthogonal latin squares.
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- A library of over 200 orthogonal arrays maintained by N. J. A. Sloane.
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- As orbits of AG(2,q), PSL(2,2^f) and PGammaL(2,2^f) by Yves Edel.
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- Fractional factorial design generator by Marko Boon.
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- List of known {-1,1}-matrices with largest determinant and D-optimal designs.
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- Information on Nested and Orthogonal BIBDs and related topics.
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- Links compiled by Peter Cameron.
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- A library of Hadamard matrices maintained by N. J. A. Sloane.
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- Description and theory, with references to additional reading.
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- Describes the computerized effort to prove that the known shortest Golomb rulers (up to 25 marks) are really the shortest, or else find the actual shortest ones.
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- Hyperovals in Desarguesian Planes and related structures in arbitrary projective planes.
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- A database of good covering designs constructed by Dan Gordon.
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