Projective spread sets
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The authors generalize the notion of a spread set for a t-spread of \(PG(2t+1,q).\) They show that certain t-spreads of PG(n,q) correspond to these generalized spread sets. Next a projective spread set is defined as a set of \((s+1)\)-tuples of \((t+1)\times (t+1)\) matrices satisfying certain conditions, where \(n=(s+1)(t+1)-1.\) It is shown that any t-spread of PG(n,q) corresponds to a projective spread set. Connections between the above notions are discussed. Some examples are presented.
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