Type of research: basic Duration from: 01/01/91. to 12/31/94. Papers on project (total): 40
Papers on project quoted in Current Contents: 3
Institution name: Fakultet elektrotehnike i računarstva, Zagreb (36) Department/Institute: Department for applied mathematics Address: Vukovarska 39 City: 10000 - Zagreb, Croatia
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E-mail: vladimir.cepulic@etf.hr
Summary: Symmetric block designs - their existence and construction
- are investigated. Such block designs are classified in yet uninvestigated
cases. Automorphism groups of block designs are examined, algorithms of
block designs construction and corresponding programmes for their execution
on computers are developed. The properties of finite sets, especially
finite groups, are investigated in connection with problems that appear
while block designs are being examined.
Research goals: In this research, the accent is on classifications
of incidence structures, especially block designs with the assumed
automorphism groups that act on them. For this purpose, algorithms and
computer programmes for the construction of block designs are developed on
the basis of theoretical considerations. Block designs with chosen
parameters and given automorphism groups are constructed by execution of
the programmes. The properties of finite permutation groups and
combinatorial properties of finite sets are also investigated and
corresponding algorithms and computer programmes are developed. As a
result, about 10 articles are expected to be written during the planned
period.
COOPERATION - INSTITUTIONS
Name of institution
: Universitaet Mainz/Fachbereich Mathematik Type of institution: University/Faculty Type of cooperation: Systematic exchange of information City: Mainz, SR Njemačka
Name of institution
: Universitaet Heidelberg/Mathematisches
Institut Type of institution: University/Faculty Type of cooperation: Systematic exchange of information City: Heidelberg, SR Njemačka Other information about the project.