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  1. Finite Projective Planes and the Delsarte LP-Bound

    We apply an improvement of the Delsarte LP-bound to give a new proof of the non-existence of finite projective planes of order 6, and uniqueness of...

    M. Matolcsi, M. Weiner in Analysis Mathematica
    Article 01 March 2018
  2. All-involution table algebras and finite projective spaces

    Table algebras all of whose nonidentity basis elements are involutions (in the sense of Zieschang), which serve as a counterpoint to the generic...

    Harvey I. Blau, Gang Chen in Archiv der Mathematik
    Article 20 August 2015
  3. CD-independent subsets in meet-distributive lattices

    A subset  X of a finite lattice L is CD-independent if the meet of any two incomparable elements of  X equals 0. In 2009, Czédli, Hartmann and Schmidt...

    Gábor Czédli in Acta Mathematica Hungarica
    Article 11 December 2013
  4. Fano subplanes in finite Figueroa planes

    It has been conjectured that all non-desarguesian projective planes contain a Fano subplane. The Figueroa planes are a family of non-translation...

    Bryan Petrak in Journal of Geometry
    Article 01 December 2010
  5. Aldo Cossu’s Work in Finite Geometry

    A survey of the contributions of Aldo Cossu in finite geometry is given.

    Giorgio Faina, Gábor Korchmáros in Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics
    Article 01 November 2006
  6. On the intersection of Hermitian surfaces

    We provide a description of the configuration arising from intersection of two Hermitian surfaces in PG(3, q ), provided that the linear system they...

    Luca Giuzzi in Journal of Geometry
    Article 01 September 2006
  7. Embedding Finite Lattices into Finite Biatomic Lattices

    For a class C of finite lattices, the question arises whether any lattice in C can be embedded into some atomistic, biatomic lattice in C . We provide...

    Kira Adaricheva, Friedrich Wehrung in Order
    Article 01 March 2003
  8. Small Complete Arcs in Projective Planes

    In the late 1950’s, B. Segre introduced the fundamental notion of arcs and complete arcs [48,49]. An arc in a finite projective plane is a set of...

    J. H. Kim, V. H. Vu* in Combinatorica
    Article 01 April 2003
  9. Some Codes Determined by Their Weight Enumerators

    Knowing the weight enumerator of a linear code allows us to have much information about the code; its dimension, length, minimum distance, the sum of...
    Eun Ju Cheon, Seon Jeong Kim in Proceedings of the Second ISAAC Congress
    Chapter 2000
  10. On infinite K-clan geometry

    We discuss infinite elation generalized quadrangles as group coset geometries and use this approach to deal with the special case of those associated...

    Laura Bader, Stanley E. Payne in Journal of Geometry
    Article 01 November 1998
  11. Projective Equivalence of Δ-Matroids with Coefficients and Symplectic Geometries

    The projective equivalence of matroid representations over fields and of oriented matroids is well studied. This paper is devoted to the study of...

    Walter Wenzel in Geometriae Dedicata
    Article 01 February 1998
  12. Flocks and ovals

    An infinite family of q -clans, called the Subiaco q -clans, is constructed for q =2 e . Associated with these q -clans are flocks of quadratic cones,...

    W. Cherowitzo, T. Penttila, ... G. F. Royle in Geometriae Dedicata
    Article 01 March 1996
  13. On the generalized twisted field planes of characteristic 2

    Let π be a non-Desarguesian semifield plane of order 2 n ≠ 2 6 , and let G be the autotopism group relative to an autotopism triangle Δ. We prove that if

    Raúl F. Figueroa, Minerva Cordero in Geometriae Dedicata
    Article 01 July 1995
  14. Tubes of even order and flat π.C 2 geometries

    Peter J. Cameron, Dina Ghinelli in Geometriae Dedicata
    Article 01 May 1995
  15. Extremal Hypergraphs and Combinatorial Geometry

    Here we overview some of the methods and results of extremal graph and hypergraph theory. A few geometric applications are also given.
    Conference paper 1995
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    Michiel Hazewinkel in Encyclopaedia of Mathematics
    Chapter 1995
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    Michiel Hazewinkel in Encyclopaedia of Mathematics
    Chapter 1995
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    Michiel Hazewinkel in Encyclopaedia of Mathematics
    Chapter 1995
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    Michiel Hazewinkel in Encyclopaedia of Mathematics
    Chapter 1995
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