Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series A, Volume 51
Volume 51, Number 1, May 1989
Souichi Okada: On the generating functions for certain classes of plane partitions. 1-23- Nicholas Pippenger, Joel H. Spencer: Asymptotic behavior of the chromatic index for hypergraphs. 24-42
- Andrzej Pelc: Detecting errors in searching games. 43-54
- William D. Weakley: On the number of Cinfinity-words of each length. 55-62
- Helmut Koch: On self-dual, doubly even codes of length 32. 63-76
- Oscar Moreno: On the existence of a primitive quadratic of trace 1 over GF(pm). 104-110
- Svatopluk Poljak, Zsolt Tuza: On the maximum number of qualitatively independent partitions. 111-116
- Solomon W. Golomb: Polyominoes which tile rectangles. 117-124
- Karl A. Dahlke: The Y-hexomino has order 92. 125-126
- Karl A. Dahlke: A heptomino of order 76. 127-128
- Stephen D. Smith: A geometric condition for incidence-matrix nuffvectors. 129-134
- Robert A. Proctor: Equivalence of the combinatorial and the classical definitions of schur functions. 135-137
- David Gluck: Hadamard difference sets in groups of order 64. 138-140
- Jiang Zeng: Pfaff-saalschutz revisited. 141-143
- Moshe Koppel: Unpredictable strings are collectives. 144-148
Volume 51, Number 2, July 1989
- Timothy A. Green: Asymptotic enumeration of generalized latin rectangles. 149-160
- Klaus Metsch: Embedding finite planar spaces into 3-dimensional projective spaces. 161-168
- Freeman J. Dyson: Mappings and symmetries of partitions. 169-180
- Paul H. Edelman: Tableaux and chains in a new partial order of Sn. 181-204
- Henning Stichtenoth: Which extended goppa codes are cyclic? 205-220
- Stephen D. Cohen: Generators in cyclic difference sets. 227-236
- Véronique Bruyère: About prefix sets of words. 237-243
- Tom C. Brown, Allen R. Freedman: Small sets which meet all the k(n)-term arithmetic progressions in the interval [1, n]. 244-249
- Ernest Shult: Nonexistence of ovoids in Omega+(10, 3). 250-257
- A. Hedayat, J. Stufken, Ivan N. Landgev: The possible support sizes for BIB designs with nu = 8 and k = 4. 258-267
- Alan R. Camina, Johannes Siemons: Block transitive automorphism groups of 2-(nu, k, 1) block designs. 268-276
- Jay A. Wood: Spinor groups and algebraic coding theory. 277-313
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