We study n-dimensional matrices with {0, 1}-entries (n-cubes) such that all their 2-dimensional slices are incidence matrices of symmetric designs. A known construction of these objects obtained from difference sets is generalized so that the resulting n-cubes may have inequivalent slices. For suitable parameters, they can be transformed into n-dimensional Hadamard matrices with this property. In contrast, previously known constructions of n-dimensional designs all give examples with equivalent slices.
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