Huangsheng Yu, Jingyuan Chen, R. Julian R. Abel, Dianhua Wu
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Abstract
A design is said to be super-simple if the intersection of any two of its blocks has at most two elements. A design with index is said to be -decomposable, if its blocks can be partitioned into nonempty collections , , such that each with the point set forms a design with index . In this paper, it is proved that for , there exists a -decomposable super-simple -GDD of type if and only if , and , except for , and except possibly for .
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