Modularity in tangential k-blocks
This paper examines the role of modularity in tangential k-blocks over GF(q). It is shown that if M is a tangential k-block over GF(q) and F is a modular flat of M which is affine over GF(q) then the simple matroid associated with the complete Brown truncation of M by F is also a tangential k-block over GF(q). This enables us to construct tangential k- blocks over GF(q) of all ranks r where \(q^ k-q+2\leq r\leq q^ k\). We also consider tangential k-blocks which have modular hyperplanes; bounds are placed on the rank of members of this class and some of their minors are exhibited.
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