Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Characterising ovoidal cones by their hyperplane intersection numbers

Bart De Bruyn (UGent) and Geertrui Van de Voorde

(2025) JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS. 33(1). p.5-26
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On the chromatic number of some generalized Kneser graphs

Jozefien D'haeseleer (UGent) , Klaus Metsch and Daniel Werner

(2023) JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS. 31(4). p.179-204
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On large partial ovoids of symplectic and Hermitian polar spaces

Michela Ceria, Jan De Beule (UGent) , Francesco Pavese and Valentino Smaldore

(2023) JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS. 31(1). p.5-22
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Moufang sets generated by translations in unitals

Theo Grundhoefer, Markus J. Stroppel and Hendrik Van Maldeghem (UGent)

(2022) JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS. 30(2). p.91-104
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Classification of minimal blocking sets in small Desarguesian projective planes

Kris Coolsaet (UGent) , Arne Botteldoorn (UGent) and Veerle Fack (UGent)

(2022) JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS. 30(8). p.561-580
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Antidesigns and regularity of partial spreads in dual polar graphs

Frédéric Vanhove (UGent)

(2011) JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS. 19(3). p.202-216
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A geometric construction of Mathon's perp-system from four lines of PG(5,3)

John Bamberg and Frank De Clerck (UGent)

(2010) JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL DESIGNS. 18(6). p.450-461

Academic Bibliography

Characterising ovoidal cones by their hyperplane intersection numbers

On the chromatic number of some generalized Kneser graphs

On large partial ovoids of symplectic and Hermitian polar spaces

Moufang sets generated by translations in unitals

Classification of minimal blocking sets in small Desarguesian projective planes

Antidesigns and regularity of partial spreads in dual polar graphs

A geometric construction of Mathon's perp-system from four lines of PG(5,3)

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