Existence conjecture for a projective-geometry triple-array family

Let qq be a prime power. A triple array with parameters (r,c,n)(r,c,n) has r=q31q1r=\frac{q^3-1}{q-1}, c=q41q1c=\frac{q^4-1}{q-1}, and n=(q41)(q31)(q21)(q1)n=\frac{(q^4-1)(q^3-1)}{(q^2-1)(q-1)}.

Existence conjecture. For any prime power qq, there is a (q31q1,q41q1,(q41)(q31)(q21)(q1))\left(\frac{q^3-1}{q-1},\frac{q^4-1}{q-1},\frac{(q^4-1)(q^3-1)}{(q^2-1)(q-1)}\right)-triple array.

This conjecture asserts existence for the parameter family associated with the paper's projective-geometry construction. The supplied text gives no resolution or status evidence beyond the conjectural formulation.

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Alexey Gordeev and Lars-Daniel Öhman, “Resolvable Triple Arrays”, arXiv:2512.08681 (2026).

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