Abstract. We construct polarities for arbitrary shift planes and develop criteria for conjugacy under the normalizer of the shift group. Under suitable assumptions (in particular, for finite or compact planes) we construct all shift groups on a given plane, and our constructions yield all conjugacy classes of polarities. We show that a translation plane admits an orthogonal polarity if, and only if, it is a shift plane. The corresponding planes are exactly those that can be coordinatized by commutative semifields. The orthogonal polarities form a single conjugacy class. Finally, we construct examples of compact connected shift planes with more conjugacy classes of polarities than the corresponding classical planes
AbstractSome geometry and combinatorics of orthogonal and symplectic polarities commuting with a uni...
Polar graphs are a common generalization of bipartite, cobipartite, and split graphs. They are defin...
An ovoid of a finite classical polar space is a set of points having exactly one point in common wit...
We construct polarities for arbitrary shift planes and develop criteria for conjugacy under the norm...
We construct polarities for arbitrary shift planes and develop criteria for conjugacy under the norm...
A finite shift plane can be equivalently defined via abelian relative difference sets as well as pla...
A finite shift plane can be equivalently defined via abelian relative difference sets as well as pla...
AbstractSome geometry and combinatorics of orthogonal and symplectic polarities commuting with a uni...
The classification of polarities in irreducible projective spaces is well-known. In this note we cla...
A condition is introduced on the abelian difference set D of an abelian projective plane of odd orde...
Assuming that a linear complex of planes without singular lines exists, the properties of the relate...
Assuming that a linear complex of planes without singular lines exists, the properties of the relate...
AbstractAssuming that a linear complex of planes without singular lines exists, the properties of th...
This paper addresses a very classical topic that goes back at least to Plücker: how to understand a ...
This paper addresses a very classical topic that goes back at least to Plücker: how to understand a ...
AbstractSome geometry and combinatorics of orthogonal and symplectic polarities commuting with a uni...
Polar graphs are a common generalization of bipartite, cobipartite, and split graphs. They are defin...
An ovoid of a finite classical polar space is a set of points having exactly one point in common wit...
We construct polarities for arbitrary shift planes and develop criteria for conjugacy under the norm...
We construct polarities for arbitrary shift planes and develop criteria for conjugacy under the norm...
A finite shift plane can be equivalently defined via abelian relative difference sets as well as pla...
A finite shift plane can be equivalently defined via abelian relative difference sets as well as pla...
AbstractSome geometry and combinatorics of orthogonal and symplectic polarities commuting with a uni...
The classification of polarities in irreducible projective spaces is well-known. In this note we cla...
A condition is introduced on the abelian difference set D of an abelian projective plane of odd orde...
Assuming that a linear complex of planes without singular lines exists, the properties of the relate...
Assuming that a linear complex of planes without singular lines exists, the properties of the relate...
AbstractAssuming that a linear complex of planes without singular lines exists, the properties of th...
This paper addresses a very classical topic that goes back at least to Plücker: how to understand a ...
This paper addresses a very classical topic that goes back at least to Plücker: how to understand a ...
AbstractSome geometry and combinatorics of orthogonal and symplectic polarities commuting with a uni...
Polar graphs are a common generalization of bipartite, cobipartite, and split graphs. They are defin...
An ovoid of a finite classical polar space is a set of points having exactly one point in common wit...