A new method to construct maximal partial spreads of smallest size in PG(3,q)
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Abstract: In this work we construct a new class of maximal partial spreads in , that we call -added maximal partial spreads. We obtain them by depriving a spread of a hyperplane of some lines and adding lines not of the hyperplane for each removed line. We do this in a theoretic way for every value of , and by a computer search for an odd prime and . More precisely we prove that for every there are -added maximal partial spreads from the size to the size , while by a computer search we get larger cardinalities.
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