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Since Steiner systems
are unique up to relabelings, we should expect a ``kitten'' for the shuffle labeling. There is one and this section describes it. In Conway, [Co1], the MINIMOG for the ``modulo 11 labeling'' is given:
Comparing this MINIMOG with that for the shuffle labeling, we obtain the following kitten.
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The Shuffle Kitten.
The ``views'' from each of the three ``points at infinity'' is given in the following tables.
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Example 5
- 0,2,4,5,6,11 is a square in the picture at 1.
- 0,2,3,4,5,7 is a cross in the picture at 0.
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David Joyner
2000-05-29