
doi: 10.1478/aapp.96s2a3
If H^(h) is a subhypergraph of order n of K_v^(h), the complete and h-uniform hypergraph of order v, an H^(h)-decomposition of K_v^(h), also called an H^(h)-design of order v, is a pair Σ=(X,B), where B is a partition of the edge-set of K_v^(h) into classes generating hypergraphs all isomorphic to H^(h). The classes of the partition B are said to be the blocks of Σ. Using hypergraph terminology, if Σ=(X,B) is an H^(h)-design, a transversal T of Σ is a subset of X intersecting every block of Σ. The transversal number of Σ is the minimum number τ(Σ)=τ for which there exists a transversal of Σ having cardinality τ. A blocking set B of Σ is a subset of X such that both B and C_X(B) are transversals. In this paper, the existence of transversals and blocking sets in H^(3)-designs are studied.
Q1-390, Science (General)
Q1-390, Science (General)
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