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On GMW Designs and Cyclic Hadamard Designs

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We generalise results of Jackson concerning cyclic Hadamard designs admitting SL(2,2n) as a point transitive automorphism group. The generalisation concerns the designs of Gordon, Mills and Welch and we characterise these as designs admitting GM(m,qn) acting in a certain way. We also generalise a construction given by Maschietti, using hyperovals, of cyclic Hadamard designs, and characterise these amongst the designs of Gordon, Mills and Welch.

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Jackson, W., Wild, P.R. On GMW Designs and Cyclic Hadamard Designs. Designs, Codes and Cryptography 10, 185–191 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1008244420641

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