Polynomial Spaces
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Polynomial Spaces
This important paper generalizes techniques from association schemes and spherical designs to study finite subsets of polynomials spaces. A polynomial space is a set \(\Omega\) with a function \(\rho: \Omega\times\Omega\to {\mathbf R}\) with \(\rho(x,x)=r>0\), \(\rho(x,y)=\rho(y,x)
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\(t\)-designs, polynomial space, Association schemes, strongly regular graphs, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, \(t\)-transitive permutation groups, Theoretical Computer Science
\(t\)-designs, polynomial space, Association schemes, strongly regular graphs, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, \(t\)-transitive permutation groups, Theoretical Computer Science
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