“…The concept of a strong difference family was introduced in [5] to provide constructions for relative difference families (see also [6], [10], [26]). Some work also had been done on strong difference families recently [11], [15], [16], [33]. In [2], a strong difference family was used to construct 3-pyramidal KTSs (Kirkman triple systems).…”
Let K be a set of positive integers and let G be an additive group. A (G, K, 1) difference packing is a set of subsets of G with sizes from K whose list of differences covers every element of G at most once. It is balanced if the number of blocks of size k ∈ K does not depend on k. In this paper, we determine a balanced (Z 4u × Z 8v , 4, 5, 1) difference packing of the largest possible size whenever uv is odd. The corresponding optimal balanced (4u, 8v, {4, 5}, 1) optical orthogonal signature pattern codes are also obtained.
“…The concept of a strong difference family was introduced in [5] to provide constructions for relative difference families (see also [6], [10], [26]). Some work also had been done on strong difference families recently [11], [15], [16], [33]. In [2], a strong difference family was used to construct 3-pyramidal KTSs (Kirkman triple systems).…”
Let K be a set of positive integers and let G be an additive group. A (G, K, 1) difference packing is a set of subsets of G with sizes from K whose list of differences covers every element of G at most once. It is balanced if the number of blocks of size k ∈ K does not depend on k. In this paper, we determine a balanced (Z 4u × Z 8v , 4, 5, 1) difference packing of the largest possible size whenever uv is odd. The corresponding optimal balanced (4u, 8v, {4, 5}, 1) optical orthogonal signature pattern codes are also obtained.
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