The A t-design is a generation of balanced incomplete block design (BIBD) where λ is not restricted to the blocks in which a pair of treatments occurs but to the number of blocks in which any t treatments (t = 2,3…) occurs. The problem of finding all parameters (t, v, k, λt) for which t-(v, k, λt) design exists is a long standing unsolved problem especially with λ=1 (Steiner System) as no Steiner t-designs are known for t ≥ 6 when v > k. In this study t-design is constructed by relating known BIB designs, combinatorial designs and algebraic structures with t-designs. Additionally, an alternative approach for the construction of t-designs that provides a unified framework is also presented.
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