1 resultado para Amphiphilic block copolymer
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Resumo:
In this thesis we determine necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of an equitably ℓ-colourable balanced incomplete block design for any positive integer ℓ > 2. In particular, we present a method for constructing non-trivial equitably ℓ-colourable BIBDs and prove that these designs are the only non-trivial equitably ℓ-colourable BIBDs that exist. We also observe that every equitable ℓ-colouring of a BIBD yields both an equalised ℓ-colouring and a proper 2-colouring of the same BIBD. We also discuss generalisations of these concepts including open questions for further research. The main results presented in this thesis also appear in [7].