Tiana Tsang Ung
Computational Searches for Combinatorial Designs
UPDATE: a paper resulting from Tiana’s project has now been published in Designs, Codes and Cryptography! Check it out: ‘Difference matrices with five rows over finite abelian groups’.
Project description
My overall aim is to determine whether or not certain 4-GDDs and particular difference matrices exist. To do this, I will first develop a set of tools in Python for manipulating 4-GDDs and their so-called Michael’s edge. I will then conduct a computer search for each sought design, using Python, C and the graph isomorphism package nauty.
Tiana Tsang Ung
UNSW
Tiana Tsang Ung is a second-year student studying Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of New South Wales. Her current interests include combinatorics, proof assistants, and various topics in theoretical computer science. In the near future, she aims to learn as much about mathematics and research as possible, before going on to complete an Honours year focused on a pure maths topic. She eventually hopes to pursue a postgraduate degree in mathematics.
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