Embedding 1-factorizations of K_n in PG(2,32)
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Abstract: In PG(2,32) the following two results are proven by a computer aided search. (i) Uniqueness of hyperfocused 12-arcs, up to projectivities; (ii) Non-existence of hyperfocused 14-arcs. The existence problem for hyperfocused 16-arcs remains open.
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- Arcs in desarguesian nets
- Embedding 1-factorizations of K_n in PG(2,32)
- Hyperfocused arcs
- Hyperovals in nets of small degree
- New inductive constructions of complete caps in \(\mathrm{PG}(N, q)\), \(q\) even
- Note on (q+2)-Sets in A Galois Plane of Order q
- On 2-level secret sharing
- On hyperfocused arcs in \(\mathrm{PG}(2,q)\)
- On the nuclei of a pointset of a finite projective plane
- On the number of chords of an affinely regular polygon passing through a given point
- Ovals and hyperovals in Desarguesian nets
- Projective k-arcs and 2-level secret-sharing schemes
- Quasi-Perfect Linear Codes With Minimum Distance $4$
- Small complete caps in PG(N, q), q even
- There are 1,132,835,421,602,062,347 nonisomorphic one-factorizations ofK14
- There are 526,915,620 nonisomorphic one‐factorizations of K12
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(6)- Hyperfocused arcs
- A nonorientable triangular embedding of \(K_ n-K_ 2\), \(n\equiv 8\pmod{12}\)
- Embedding 1-factorizations of K_n in PG(2,32)
- A classification of hyperfocused 12-arcs
- Projective k-arcs and 2-level secret-sharing schemes
- One-factorizations of complete multigraphs arising from maximal \((k;n)\)-arcs in PG\((2,2^h)\)
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