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    Further biembeddings of twofold triple systems

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    We construct face two-colourable triangulations of the graph 2Kn in an orientable surface; equivalently biembeddings of two twofold triple systems of order n, for all n Ο 16 or 28 (mod 48). The biembeddings come from index 1 current graphs lifted under a group â„€n/4 × 4

    Square Integer Heffter Arrays with Empty Cells

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    A Heffter array H(m,n;s,t)H(m,n;s,t) is an m×nm \times n matrix with nonzero entries from Z2ms+1\mathbb{Z}_{2ms+1} such that i)i) each row contains ss filled cells and each column contains tt filled cells, ii)ii) every row and column sum to 0, and iii)iii) no element from {x,−x}\{x,-x\} appears twice. Heffter arrays are useful in embedding the complete graph K2nm+1K_{2nm+1} on an orientable surface where the embedding has the property that each edge borders exactly one s−s-cycle and one t−t-cycle. Archdeacon, Boothby and Dinitz proved that these arrays can be constructed in the case when s=ms=m, i.e. every cell is filled. In this paper we concentrate on square arrays with empty cells where every row sum and every column sum is 00 in Z\mathbb{Z}. We solve most of the instances of this case.Comment: 20 pages, including 2 figure

    Self-embeddings of Hamming Steiner triple systems of small order and APN permutations

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    The classification, up to isomorphism, of all self-embedding monomial power permutations of Hamming Steiner triple systems of order n = 2 m − 1 for small m (m ≀ 22), is given. As far as we know, for m ∈ {5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19}, all given self-embeddings in closed surfaces are new. Moreover, they are cyclic for all m and nonorientable at least for all m ≀ 19. For any non prime m, the nonexistence of such self-embeddings in a closed surface is proven. The rotation line spectrum for self-embeddings of Hamming Steiner triple systems in pseudosurfaces with pinch points as an invariant to distinguish APN permutations or, in general, to classify permutations, is also proposed. This invariant applied to APN monomial power permutations gives a classification which coincides with the classification of such permutations via CCZ-equivalence, at least up to m ≀ 17

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