Affine planes with primitive collineation groups
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The author proves the following beautiful result: A finite affine plane with a primitive collineation group is a translation plane.
Cites work
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- A theorem on doubly transitive permutation groups
- Finite affine planes with collineation groups primitive on the points
- Flag-transitive subgroups of Chevalley groups
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Cited in
(6)- Factor sets associated with regular collineation groups
- Stable planes with a point transitive abelian group
- Flat projective planes with 2-dimensional collineation group fixing at least two lines and more than two points
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