On a construction of affine Grassmannians and spine spaces
As a generalization of affine Grassmann spaces, the author studies, for fixed \(k\) and \(m\) with \(m<k\), the geometry of \(k\)-flats intersecting a fixed subspace \(H\) of a projective space \({\mathcal P}\) in an \(m\)-flat. There is a natural parallelism definable in such spine spaces, enabling the introduction, in analogy with the affine case, of the notions of horizon, projective closure, and strong subspace. The author completely characterizes the class of strong subspaces of a spine space, and mentions a few facts regarding their automorphisms.
- Automorphisms of spine spaces
- Geometry of the structure of linear complements
- Geometry on the lines of polar spine spaces
- Geometry on the lines of spine spaces
- Transformations preserving adjacency and base subsets of spine spaces
- Possible primitive notions for geometry of spine spaces
- On the distance between linear codes
- Grassmannians of arbitrary rank
- Correlations of spaces of pencils
- The complement of a point subset in a projective space and a Grassmann space
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