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ORCIDDiscrete Mathematics, Volume 129
Volume 129, Numbers 1-3, May 1994
- First international conference on linear spaces. 1
- Paola Biondi:
A classification of finite {n-2, n}-biregular spaces. 3-18 - Francis Buekenhout:
Questions about linear spaces. 19-27 - Peter J. Cameron
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Infinite linear spaces. 29-41 - Paola De Vito, Pia Maria Lo Re:
On some classes of linear spaces embedded in a Pappian plane. 43-52 - Alberto Del Fra, Dina Ghinelli:
Af* .Af geometries, the Klein quadric and Hnq. 53-74 - Anne Delandtsheer:
Classifications of finite highly transitive dimensional linear spaces. 75-111 - Harald Gropp:
Configurations and (r, 1)-designs. 113-137 - Herbert Hotje, Mario Marchi, Silvia Pianta:
On a class of point-reflection geometries. 139-147 - Antonio Maschietti, G. Migliori:
On q2/4-sets of type (0, q/4, q/2) in projective planes of order q=0(mod 4). 149-158 - Salvatore Milici, Zsolt Tuza:
The spectrum of lambda-times repeated blocks for TS(upsilon, lambda). 159-166 - C. A. Rodger:
Linear spaces with many small lines. 167-180 - Markus J. Stroppel:
Stable planes. 181-189 - G. Tallini:
Asymptotic questions in Galois geometries. 191-203 - Johannes Ueberberg:
Symbolic incidence geometry and finite linear spaces. 205-217 - Aiden A. Bruen:
Solution to a question of A. Beutelspacher on finite linear spaces. 219-220
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