Switching graphs and designs
Aida Abiad, Dean Crnković, Louka Peters, Andrea Švob
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Switching methods can be seen as certain local transformations that do not alter their basic parameters of a combinatorial structure. Efforts have been devoted in the literature to relate and unify the switching theories for codes and designs, and also for Hadamard matrices and graphs. The combinatorial structures we consider in this paper are graphs and designs. We show an extension of known switching method for constructing 2-designs to divisible designs, and then provide some examples of its application. Moreover, we prove several equivalences between switching methods for graphs and designs, and as a byproduct, we obtain a new switching method to obtain 2-designs.
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