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A recursive construction for Room designs

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It is shown that if there is a Room design of sidev 1 and a Room design of sidev 2 containing a subdesign of sidev 3, then there exists a design of side v1 (v2 — v3)+v3, provided thats = v 2 — v3 ≠ 6. Further, ifs ≠ 0, each of the 3 initial designs is isomorphic to a subdesign of the resultant design. It is also shown that there exist Room designs of sidev for all Fermat primesv > 65537.

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Horton, J.D., Mullin, R.C. & Stanton, R.G. A recursive construction for Room designs. Aeq. Math. 6, 39–45 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01833236

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