Fractional dimensional semifield planes
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The dimension of an affine plane \(\pi\) of order \(n\) relative to a subplane \(\pi_0\) of order \(m\) is defined as \(\log_m n\). If \(\pi\) is Desarguesian, then this dimension is an integer. The authors provide several examples of semifields of order \(2^t, t\) odd, having a subfield of order 4. The corresponding translation planes thus have dimension \(t\over 2\) over a translation subplane.
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