We investigate finite linear spaces consisting of two symmetric configurations. A construction method using projective planes is presented, giving a possibly infinite number of examples. Other examples are constructed by difference families and automorphism groups, including a complete classification of the smallest case. A question whether any Steiner 2-design with twice as many lines as points belongs to this family of linear spaces is raised, and answered in the affirmative for all known examples of such designs
If G is a line-primitive automorphism group of a 2-(v, k, 1) design, then G is almost simple, unless...
AbstractDenote by Mv the set of integers b for which there exists a 2-design (linear space) with v p...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PG<SUB>n</SUB>(n + 2,q) and whose b...
We investigate finite linear spaces consisting of two symmetric configurations. A construction metho...
Abstract. We investigate finite linear spaces consisting of two sym-metric configurations. A constru...
Projective and affine planes are, besides the degenerate projective planes, the only known examples ...
AbstractA number of important symmetric (v, k, 2) designs, or biplanes, have the property that the a...
AbstractIt is shown that every non-degenerate linear space withn2 + n + 2lines,n ≥ 6, hasv ⩽ n2 + 1 ...
Projective and affine planes are, besides the degenerate projective planes, the only known examples ...
In combinatorial mathematics, a Steiner system is a type of block design. Specifically, a Steiner sy...
AbstractIn this paper some of the work in linear spaces in which most of the lines have few points i...
A linear space is an incidence structure of points and lines such that every pair of points is conta...
AbstractThis article is a contribution to the study of linear spaces admitting a line-transitive aut...
AbstractIn this paper we establish the existence of a configuration in PG(2n+1,2),n≥2, a particular ...
AbstractWe show that the answer to the following question of A. Beutelspacher is negative. For a fin...
If G is a line-primitive automorphism group of a 2-(v, k, 1) design, then G is almost simple, unless...
AbstractDenote by Mv the set of integers b for which there exists a 2-design (linear space) with v p...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PG<SUB>n</SUB>(n + 2,q) and whose b...
We investigate finite linear spaces consisting of two symmetric configurations. A construction metho...
Abstract. We investigate finite linear spaces consisting of two sym-metric configurations. A constru...
Projective and affine planes are, besides the degenerate projective planes, the only known examples ...
AbstractA number of important symmetric (v, k, 2) designs, or biplanes, have the property that the a...
AbstractIt is shown that every non-degenerate linear space withn2 + n + 2lines,n ≥ 6, hasv ⩽ n2 + 1 ...
Projective and affine planes are, besides the degenerate projective planes, the only known examples ...
In combinatorial mathematics, a Steiner system is a type of block design. Specifically, a Steiner sy...
AbstractIn this paper some of the work in linear spaces in which most of the lines have few points i...
A linear space is an incidence structure of points and lines such that every pair of points is conta...
AbstractThis article is a contribution to the study of linear spaces admitting a line-transitive aut...
AbstractIn this paper we establish the existence of a configuration in PG(2n+1,2),n≥2, a particular ...
AbstractWe show that the answer to the following question of A. Beutelspacher is negative. For a fin...
If G is a line-primitive automorphism group of a 2-(v, k, 1) design, then G is almost simple, unless...
AbstractDenote by Mv the set of integers b for which there exists a 2-design (linear space) with v p...
Consider an incidence structure whose points are the points of a PG<SUB>n</SUB>(n + 2,q) and whose b...