Some Series of Resolvable Semi–Regular Group Divisible and Rectangular Designs
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Shyam Saurabh
Tata College, Kolhan University, Chaibasa, Jharkhand
Keywords:
Global Decomposable design; Group divisible design; Rectangular design; Difference matrix; Resolvable design. MSC: 62K10; 05B05; 94A62; 94B05Abstract
Here, some series of resolvable global decomposable semi–regular group divisible designs are obtained using difference matrices. A series of
resolvable rectangular designs based on difference matrix is also provided. A table of resolvable rectangular designs under r, k ≤ 10 is also provided.
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