Modular Hadamard martrices and related designs
Osvaldo Marrero,Alton T. Butson +1 more
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The related combinatorial designs are the main concern of this paper; some results dealing with the existence and construction of modular Hadamard matrices will be included in a later paper.Citations
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An extension of a theorem of de Bruijn and Erdös on combinatorial designs
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Modular Hadamard matrices and related designs. II
O. Marrero,A. T. Butson +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the inner product of any two distinct row vectors is a multiple of a fixed (positive) integer n; such a matrix is also referred to as an H(n, h) matrix with parameters n and h.