Note on the existence of translation nets
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The author constructs translation nets of order \(q^2\) and degree \(q+1\) with nonabelian translation groups for \(q\) any power of \(2\), thus completing the series of examples with parameters \((q^2,q+1)\), \(q\) is a prime power. These nets also provide the first infinite class of translation nets which admit nonisomorphic translation groups.
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