Discrete Mathematics 2 + Configurations Lectures

(V3) Configuration

presenter: Marko Boben, IMFM

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*Slides*
0:00	(v3) configurations – Lecture 3
1:07	Definitions - Incidence structures part1
2:06	Definitions - Incidence structures part2
2:12	Definitions - Incidence structures part3
3:16	Definitions - Examples part1
4:39	Definitions - Examples part2
5:15	Examples - Fano plane
5:55	Definitions - Levi graphs part1
6:54	Definitions - Levi graphs part2
8:15	Definitions - t-Designs part1
8:54	Definitions - t-Designs part2
9:33	Definitions - t-Designs part3
9:46	Definitions - t-Designs part4
9:48	Definitions - t-Designs part5
10:03	Definitions - t-Designs part6
10:33	Definitions - t-Designs – example part1
10:50	Examples - Fano plane
11:00	Definitions - t-Designs – example part2
11:18	Definitions - t-Designs part6
11:26	Definitions - t-Designs – example part1
11:35	Examples - Fano plane
12:00	Definitions - t-Designs – example part1
12:03	Definitions - t-Designs – example part2
13:46	Definitions - t-Designs – example part3
14:10	Configurations - Definition part1
15:07	Configurations - Definition part2
15:33	Configurations - Definition part3
15:37	Configurations - Definition part4
16:05	Configurations - Definition part5
16:30	Configurations - Definition part6
20:16	Configurations - Examples part1
23:17	Configurations - Examples part2
24:03	Configurations - Examples part3
26:47	Configurations - Levi graphs part1
30:07	Configurations - Levi graphs part2
34:53	Configurations - Problems
36:53	Definitions - Levi graphs part2
37:36	Configurations - Examples part1
37:50	Configurations - Problems
38:04	Configurations - Enumeration of (v3) configurations part1
39:41	Configurations - Enumeration of (v3) configurations part2
39:46	Configurations - Enumeration of (v3) configurations part1
40:18	Configurations - Enumeration of (v3) configurations part2
40:29	Configurations - Enumeration of (v3) configurations part1

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