A classification of hyperfocused 12-arcs
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Abstract: A -arc in PG() is a set of points no three of which are collinear. A hyperfocused -arc is a -arc in which the secants meet some external line in exactly points. Hyperfocused -arcs can be viewed as 1-factorizations of the complete graph that embed in PG(). We study the 526,915,620 1-factorizations of , determine which are embeddable in PG(), and classify hyperfocused -arcs. Specifically we show if a -arc is a hyperfocused arc in PG() then and is a subset of a hyperconic including the nucleus.
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