A Steiner system S(t, k, V) is a pair (S, /3), where S is a v-set and p is a collection of k-subsets of S called hocks, such that a t-subset of S occurs in exactly one block of p. In particular, an S(2, 3, V) is called a Steiner triple system of order v (briefly STS(v)). It is well known that there is an STS(v) if and only if v E 1 or 3 (mod 6). Two STSs, (S, /3,) and (S, &), are said to be dis...