Quasiparallelism and embedding of finite linear spaces
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By considering the quasiparallelism relation, the set of lines of a finite linear space is partitioned into equivalence classes. If these classes satisfy certain properties, then the linear space is embeddable in a projective plane. Moreover, affine and punctured affine planes are characterized in terms of these classes.
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