On sets without tangents and exterior sets of a conic
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Abstract: A set without tangents in is a set of points S such that no line meets S in exactly one point. An exterior set of a conic is a set of points such that all secant lines of are external lines of . In this paper, we first recall some known examples of sets without tangents and describe them in terms of determined directions of an affine pointset. We show that the smallest sets without tangents in are (up to projective equivalence) of two different types. We generalise the non-trivial type by giving an explicit construction of a set without tangents in , , prime, of size , for all . After that, a different description of the same set in , using exterior sets of a conic, is given and we investigate in which ways a set of exterior points on an external line of a conic in can be extended with an extra point to a larger exterior set of . It turns out that if mod 4, has to lie on , whereas if mod 4, there is a unique point not on .
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