Suppose there exist a balanced incomplete block design with λ = 1 and an affine resolvable balanced incomplete block design, the two designs having the same replication number. Combining these designs we construct two strongly regular graphs. This is applied to give a new family of design graphs (( v , k , λ)-graphs). Finally, we show that for any prime power n there are two non-isomorphic design graphs with v = n 2 ( n +2), k = n ( n +1) and λ = n .
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W. D. Wallis (1971) studied this question.
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