AbstractThis article presented to Combinatorics 2006 is a survey of finite projective planes and the processes used to construct them. All non-translation planes are described, fundamental processes in translation planes are defined and some of these are used to connect semi-field flocks with symplectic spreads. Hermitian ovoids are connected to extensions of derivable nets, and three types of ‘lifting’ methods are discussed. Furthermore, hyperbolic fibrations and ‘regulus-inducing’ central collineation groups are connected to flocks of quadratic cones. Finally, hyper-reguli and multiple hyper-regulus replacement are considered
Imagine a world in which there are infinitely many lines through a single point that are all paralle...
We study translation planes constructed by Andr\'e net replacement on $jj\cdots j$-planes and deriva...
The main concerns of this thesis are inherited unitals and conics in finite translation planes. Tran...
AbstractThis article presented to Combinatorics 2006 is a survey of finite projective planes and the...
The Handbook of Finite Translation Planes provides a comprehensive listing of all translation planes...
Includes bibliography.281 p ; 30 cm.Title page, contents and abstract only. The complete thesis in p...
In [15], Lunardon and Polverino construct a translation plane starting from a scattered linear set ...
AbstractA (line) spread in PG(3, q) is any set of q2 + 1 disjoint lines in PG(3, q). The spread S is...
artial hyperbolic flocks of deficiency one in $PG(3,q)$ are equivalent totranslation planes with spr...
We characterise the Hermitian and Kantor flock generalized quadrangles of order (q2, q), q even, (as...
Publicación ISIIt is shown that for every semifield spread in PG(3, q) and for every parabolic Bueke...
EnThe paper provides a survey on the known results on the collineation groups acting on a line of a ...
A new method for transforming incidence structures and sharply multiply transitive permutation sets ...
AbstractWe construct the new semifield flock ofPG(3, 243) associated with the Penttila–Williams tran...
AbstractCan every (nonDesarguesian) projective plane be imbedded (in some natural, geometric fashion...
Imagine a world in which there are infinitely many lines through a single point that are all paralle...
We study translation planes constructed by Andr\'e net replacement on $jj\cdots j$-planes and deriva...
The main concerns of this thesis are inherited unitals and conics in finite translation planes. Tran...
AbstractThis article presented to Combinatorics 2006 is a survey of finite projective planes and the...
The Handbook of Finite Translation Planes provides a comprehensive listing of all translation planes...
Includes bibliography.281 p ; 30 cm.Title page, contents and abstract only. The complete thesis in p...
In [15], Lunardon and Polverino construct a translation plane starting from a scattered linear set ...
AbstractA (line) spread in PG(3, q) is any set of q2 + 1 disjoint lines in PG(3, q). The spread S is...
artial hyperbolic flocks of deficiency one in $PG(3,q)$ are equivalent totranslation planes with spr...
We characterise the Hermitian and Kantor flock generalized quadrangles of order (q2, q), q even, (as...
Publicación ISIIt is shown that for every semifield spread in PG(3, q) and for every parabolic Bueke...
EnThe paper provides a survey on the known results on the collineation groups acting on a line of a ...
A new method for transforming incidence structures and sharply multiply transitive permutation sets ...
AbstractWe construct the new semifield flock ofPG(3, 243) associated with the Penttila–Williams tran...
AbstractCan every (nonDesarguesian) projective plane be imbedded (in some natural, geometric fashion...
Imagine a world in which there are infinitely many lines through a single point that are all paralle...
We study translation planes constructed by Andr\'e net replacement on $jj\cdots j$-planes and deriva...
The main concerns of this thesis are inherited unitals and conics in finite translation planes. Tran...