Recognizing PGLโ via generic 4-transitivity
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Abstract: We show that the only transitive and generically -transitive action of a group of finite Morley rank on a set of Morley rank is the natural action of on the projective plane.
Summary: We show that the only transitive and generically 4-transitive action of a group of finite Morley rank on a set of Morley rank 2 is the natural action of \(\mathrm{PGL}_3\) on the projective plane.
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