Elementary methods for incidence problems in finite fields
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Abstract: We use elementary methods to prove an incidence theorem for points and spheres in . As an application, we show that any point set of with determines a positive proportion of all circles. The latter result is an analogue of Beck's Theorem for circles which is optimal up to multiplicative constants.
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