For many years now, one of the most important open problems in the theory of generalized quadrangles has been whether other classes of generalized quadrangles exist besides those that are currently known. This paper reports on an unsuccessful attempt to construct a new generalized quadrangle. As a byproduct of our attempt, however, we obtain the following new characterization result: every generalized quadrangle of order 5 that has at least one regular point is isomorphic to the quadrangle W(5) arising from a symplectic polarity of PG(3, 5). During the classification process, we used the computer algebra system GAP to perform certain computations or to search for an optimal strategy for the proof
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AbstractLet S be a translation generalized quadrangle (TGQ) of order (s,s2), s>1 and s odd, with a g...
For many years now, one of the most important open problems in the theory of generalized quadrangles...
AbstractA generalized quadrangle of order 3 must be isomorphic either to the quadrangle P4 or to its...
AbstractWe shall coordinatize generalized quadrangles with a regular spread by means of a Steiner sy...
AbstractIn this paper generalized quadrangles of order (s, s2), s > 1, satisfying property (G) at a ...
AbstractIt is shown that a general construction due to Tits of finite generalized quadrangles (4-gon...
By "slanting" symplectic quadrangles W(F) over fields F, we obtain very simple examples of non-class...
AbstractLet S=(P,B,I) be a generalized quadrangle of order (s,t), s,t>1, and assume that S has a reg...
AbstractWe study the point regular groups of automorphisms of some of the known generalised quadrang...
AbstractA rather more general construction is shown to yield the generalized quadrangles of order (s...
Let S=(P,B,I) be a generalized quadrangle of order (s,t), s,t>1, and assume that S has a regular poi...
AbstractFor every hyperovalOofPG(2,q) (qeven), we construct an extended generalized quadrangle with ...
AbstractThe aim is to coordinatize generalized quadrangles of order (s, s + 2) in terms of a certain...
AbstractWe develop several fundamental lemmas on a generalized quadrangle with an automorphism group...
AbstractLet Γ be a finite generalized quadrangle of order (q,q2 ), and suppose that it has a subquad...
AbstractLet S be a translation generalized quadrangle (TGQ) of order (s,s2), s>1 and s odd, with a g...