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Bose's construction at order gives a Steiner triple system on nine points
Example
For , Bose's construction has and point set . Since in , the twelve blocks are
Facts & Assumptions
Given: Bose's construction from Bose's construction gives a Steiner triple system of order for .
Verification
The first three displayed blocks are the vertical blocks , and the remaining nine are the blocks for the three unordered pairs , , and and the three layers .
Theorem Bose's construction gives a Steiner triple system of order for therefore applies verbatim and shows that these twelve blocks form a Steiner triple system on nine points.
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Sources
- Jonathan Davidson, Steiner Triple Systems (standard reference, not scraped)