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Perfect 2-colorings of the Grassmann graph of planes
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    Perfect 2-colorings of the Grassmann graph of planes (English)
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    27 January 2020
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    Summary: We construct an infinite family of intriguing sets, or equivalently perfect 2-colorings, that are not tight in the Grassmann graph of planes of \(\mathrm{PG}(n,q)\), \(n\ge 5\) odd, and show that the members of the family are the smallest possible examples if \(n\ge 9\) or \(q\ge 25\).
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    intriguing sets
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    Grassmann graph
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