Combinatorics '81
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Combinatorics '81

In Honour of Beniamino Segre

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Combinatorics '81

In Honour of Beniamino Segre

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Publisher
North Holland
Year
1983
Print ISBN
9780444865465
eBook ISBN
9780080871899

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Combinatorics ' 81 in Honour of Beniamino Segre
  3. Copyright Page
  4. Contents
  5. Preface
  6. Chapter 1. Address to Participants
  7. Chapter 2. Beniamino Segre
  8. Chapter 3. Complete arcs in PG (2,q), q even
  9. Chapter 4. Intorno ad un teorema di Buekenhout sulle ovali pascaliane
  10. Chapter 5. Orthogonality in reflection geometry
  11. Chapter 6. On some translation planes admitting a Frobenius group of collineations
  12. Chapter 7. Hall triple systems and related topics
  13. Chapter 8. On mappings preserving a single Lorentz-Minkowski- distance. I
  14. Chapter 9. Designs obtained from affine spaces
  15. Chapter 10. On the codes generated by certain divisible designs
  16. Chapter 11. On a characterization of the Grassmann spaces associated with an affne space
  17. Chapter 12. On a characterization of Grassmann space representing the h-dimensional subspaces in a projective space
  18. Chapter 13. Enriched cliques with six vertices
  19. Chapter 14. Blocking sets in affine planes
  20. Chapter 15. Some building geometries of spherical type as sets of points and lines
  21. Chapter 16. “Cyclic” solutions for finite projective planes
  22. Chapter 17. Points and lines in metasymplectic spaces
  23. Chapter 18. On generalized perfect codes and Steiner systems
  24. Chapter 19. Greedy colouring of Steiner triple systems
  25. Chapter 20. Concurrence geometries
  26. Chapter 21. (q2+q+1)-sets of type (0,1,2,q+1) in translation planes of order q2
  27. Chapter 22. The embedding of (0,α)-geometries in PG(n,q). Part I
  28. Chapter 23. On cubic surfaces over a field of characteristic 3
  29. Chapter 24. Some characterizations of finite 3 -dimensional projective spaces and affine-projective planes
  30. Chapter 25. On a problem of A. Kotzig
  31. Chapter 26. A small 4-design
  32. Chapter 27. Some new generalizations of sharply t -transitive groups and sets
  33. Chapter 28. Dissections of polygons
  34. Chapter 29. Group modifications of some partial groupoids
  35. Chapter 30. Bireflectionality
  36. Chapter 31. A graphic characterization of hermitian curves
  37. Chapter 32. On the connectivity of maximal planar graphs with minimum degree 5
  38. Chapter 33. Affine geometries obtained from projective planes and skew resolutions on AG(3,q)
  39. Chapter 34. Automorphisms and generalized incidence matrices of divisible designs
  40. Chapter 35. Some results on partial Steiner quadruple systems
  41. Chapter 36. Some recent results on cylic Steiner quadruple systems - A survey
  42. Chapter 37. On a conjecture of S. Ilkka
  43. Chapter 38. On homologies of fixed-point-free affine groups
  44. Chapter 39. On Pellegrino’s 20 -caps in S4,3
  45. Chapter 40. Caps in elliptic quadrics
  46. Chapter 41. On Cohnfunctions
  47. Chapter 42. A class of strongIy regular graphs related to orthogonal groups
  48. Chapter 43. On the non-existence of a semi-symmetric 3-design with 78 points
  49. Chapter 44. On certain linear congruence class geometries
  50. Chapter 45. Translation planes of characteristic p that admit SL(2,pr)
  51. Chapter 46. Nondesarguesian planes, partial geometries, strongly regular graphs and codes arising from hyperbolic quadrics
  52. Chapter 47. The projectivity groups of ovals and of quadratic sets
  53. Chapter 48. On R-sequenceability and Rh-sequenceability of groups
  54. Chapter 49. On the characterization of finite miquelin möbius planes
  55. Chapter 50. A physical characterization of conformal transformations of Minkowski spacetime
  56. Chapter 51. The van der waerden conjecture
  57. Chapter 52. Some extremal results about the genus of a pair of permutations
  58. Chapter 53. Partial parallelism spaces and slit spaces
  59. Chapter 54. On a class of kinematic spaces
  60. Chapter 55. A brief survey of covering radius
  61. Chapter 56. A graphic characterization of the lines of an affine space
  62. Chapter 57. Z2-cohomology of projective spaces of odd order
  63. Chapter 58. Inequalities for point stable designs
  64. Chapter 59. On the structure of translation generalized quadrangles
  65. Chapter 60. Sur les k-arcs complets des planes de Galois d'ordre impair
  66. Chapter 61. The bundles axiom and egglike subsets of projective spaces
  67. Chapter 62. Kirkman cubes
  68. Chapter 63. Sulle ovali dei piani desarguesiani finiti d'ordine pari
  69. Chapter 64. Groups on points and sets
  70. Chapter 65. An application of combinatorics of Young tableaux to geomeric problems
  71. Chapter 66. Two characters k-sets with respect to a singular space in PG(r,q)
  72. Chapter 67. Moufang conditions of finite generalized quadrangles
  73. Chapter 68. Nilinearly generated near-algebras
  74. Chapter 69. Affine planes and latin squares
  75. Chapter 70. Composition of rotations of graphs
  76. Chapter 71. A survey on varieties of PG(4,q) and Baer subplanes of translation planes
  77. Chapter 72. On travalent graphs embedded in twisted honeycombs
  78. Chapter 73. Restricted Mi-spaces, restricted Li-spaces, optimal codes and n-arcs
  79. Chapter 74. Sur des classes de groupes finis résolubles
  80. Chapter 75. Finite non-euclidean planes
  81. Chapter 76. Other talks
  82. List of participants

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