Sequencing partial Steiner triple systems
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Sequencing partial Steiner triple systems
AbstractA partial Steiner triple system of order is sequenceable if there is a sequence of length of its distinct points such that no proper segment of the sequence is a union of point‐disjoint blocks. We prove that if a partial Steiner triple system has at most three point‐disjoint blocks, then it is sequenceable.
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05B07, Triple systems, FOS: Mathematics, sequenceable, Mathematics - Combinatorics, Combinatorics (math.CO), Combinatorial aspects of block designs, partial Steiner triple system
05B07, Triple systems, FOS: Mathematics, sequenceable, Mathematics - Combinatorics, Combinatorics (math.CO), Combinatorial aspects of block designs, partial Steiner triple system
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