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Pooling, lattice square, and union jack designs

Simplified pooling designs employ rows, columns, and principal diagonals from square and rectangular plates. The requirement that every two samples be tested together in exactly one pool leads to a novel combinatorial configuration: The union jack design. Existence of union jack designs is settled affirmatively whenever the ordern is a prime andn≡3 (mod 4).

Donald L. Kreher | C. Colbourn | D. Torney | M. Chateauneuf | E. Lamken

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