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Composite construction of group divisible designs

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Two new methods of constructing group divisible designs are given. In particular, a new resolvable solution for the SR 39 is presented.

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Sinha, K., Kageyama, S. Composite construction of group divisible designs. Ann Inst Stat Math 41, 409–414 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00049405

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