Sets of Type (1, n, q + 1) in PG(d, q)
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(19)- Semi-partial geometries and spreads of classical polar spaces
- Sets of even type in PG(3,4), alias the binary (85,24) projective geometry code
- Construction of maximal arcs and dual ovals in translation planes
- Partial three-spaces in finite projective spaces
- Classification d'une famille d'ensembles de classe (0,1,n,q+1) de PG(d,q)
- Partial flocks of quadratic cones with a point vertex in \(PG(n,q)\), \(n\) odd
- The embedding in \(\text{AG}(3,q)\) of \((0,2)\)-geometries with no planar nets
- The embedding in \(\operatorname{AG}(3,q)\) of \((0,2)\)-geometries containing a planar net
- The characterization of cones as pointsets with 3 intersection numbers
- A combinatorial characterization of the Baer and the unital cone in \(\mathrm{PG}(3,q^2)\)
- Classification of \((0,2)\)-geometries embedded in \(\mathrm{AG}(3,q)\)
- In \(\mathrm{AG}(3,q)\) any \(q^2\)-set of class \([0,m,n]_2\) containing a line is a cylinder
- Affine embeddings of \((0,\alpha)\)-geometries
- A characterization of the sets of internal and external points of a conic
- On sets with few intersection numbers in finite projective and affine spaces
- On the elliptic quadrics of PG(2s + 1,q)
- Note on the ascent of incidence class of projective sets
- A new characterization of projections of quadrics in finite projective spaces of even characteristic
- On sets of odd type of \(\mathrm{PG}(n,4)\) and the universal embedding of the dual polar space \(\mathrm{DH}(2n-1,4)\)
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