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This framework unifies combinatorial properties and shows existence conditions in networks, suggesting new computational methods.
A Boolean-algebraic framework for maximal-degree U-k-seminets is presented, unifying combinatorial and algebraic properties. This work extends Aczel’s quasigroup theory and Belousov’s k-net constructions by introducing a computational framework for U-k-seminets of maximal degree µ. Key results include: (1) explicit bounds for µ in terms of set cardinality t and t-order d (µ = t−d+2), (2) existence conditions for nonequipotent sets, and (3) inequalities governing µ and t ((t+2)/2 < µ ≤ t). Theorems are validated via tabulated solutions for m = t−d, demonstrating scalable applications in finite geometry and network design. The framework bridges partial quasigroups and block designs, offering algorithmic tools for seminets with maximal degree constraints.
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