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AbstractLet P be a projective plane of order 9 other than one of the four known ones. Then the order of the full collineation group of P is 3a · 5b, where a is a nonnegative integer and b = 0 or 1
AbstractLet P be a projective plane of order 9 other than one of the four known ones. Then the order of the full collineation group of P is 3a · 5b, where a is a nonnegative integer and b = 0 or 1
AbstractThere are four known finite projective planes of order 9. This paper reports the result of a...
AbstractA projective plane of order 16 is constructed. It is a translation plane and appears to be n...
AbstractIn this article we show that any affine plane of prime order with a collineation group trans...
AbstractLet P be a projective plane of order 9 other than one of the four known ones. Then the order...
AbstractNo projective plane of order 10 has a collineation group of order 9 which fixes a 12-arc, a ...
AbstractWe prove, using the result of Part I, that the full collineation group of any projective pla...
AbstractIn this article, we prove that there is no projective plane of order 12 admitting a collinea...
Projective planes of even order admitting a collineation group fixing an oval and having one or two...
Projective planes of order n admitting PSL(2, q), q > 3, as a collineation group are investigated fo...
AbstractLet II be a projective plane of order 15 which contains the projective extension of a Kirkma...
Let be an abelian collineation group of order of a projective plane of order . We show that must be ...
We characterize the finite projective planes P of oreder n with a collineation group G acting 2-tran...
It is our purpose to specify some of the theory of collineation groups of finite projective planes a...
One of the most outstanding problems in combinatorial mathematics and geometry is the problem of exi...
AbstractLet X be a projective plane of order n, and let X0 ϵ l0 be a flag in X. We show that there i...
AbstractThere are four known finite projective planes of order 9. This paper reports the result of a...
AbstractA projective plane of order 16 is constructed. It is a translation plane and appears to be n...
AbstractIn this article we show that any affine plane of prime order with a collineation group trans...
AbstractLet P be a projective plane of order 9 other than one of the four known ones. Then the order...
AbstractNo projective plane of order 10 has a collineation group of order 9 which fixes a 12-arc, a ...
AbstractWe prove, using the result of Part I, that the full collineation group of any projective pla...
AbstractIn this article, we prove that there is no projective plane of order 12 admitting a collinea...
Projective planes of even order admitting a collineation group fixing an oval and having one or two...
Projective planes of order n admitting PSL(2, q), q > 3, as a collineation group are investigated fo...
AbstractLet II be a projective plane of order 15 which contains the projective extension of a Kirkma...
Let be an abelian collineation group of order of a projective plane of order . We show that must be ...
We characterize the finite projective planes P of oreder n with a collineation group G acting 2-tran...
It is our purpose to specify some of the theory of collineation groups of finite projective planes a...
One of the most outstanding problems in combinatorial mathematics and geometry is the problem of exi...
AbstractLet X be a projective plane of order n, and let X0 ϵ l0 be a flag in X. We show that there i...
AbstractThere are four known finite projective planes of order 9. This paper reports the result of a...
AbstractA projective plane of order 16 is constructed. It is a translation plane and appears to be n...
AbstractIn this article we show that any affine plane of prime order with a collineation group trans...
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