The existence of ovals and hyperovals is an old question in the theory of non-Desarguesian planes. The aim of this paper is to describe when a conic of PG(2,q) remains an arc in the Hall plane obtained by derivation. Some combinatorial properties of the inherited conics are obtained also in those cases when it is not an arc. The key ingredient of the proof is an old lemma by Segre–Korchmáros on Desargues configurations with perspective triangles inscribed in a conic.</p
3 pages, no figuresThis note is a short elaboration of the conjecture of Saniga et al (J. Opt. B: Qu...
Define a conic blocking set to be a set of lines in a Desarguesian projective plane such that all co...
We give an explicit classification of the arcs in PG (2, q) (q even) with a large conical suset and ...
The existence of ovals and hyperovals is an old question in the theory of non-Desarguesian planes. T...
AbstractThe conics of a finite Desarguesian plane of square even order satisfying the following prop...
AbstractIn this note we complete the classification of inherited hyperconics in Hall planes of even ...
AbstractThe Hall plane of order q2 is constructed from the Desarguesian plane of order q2 by the pro...
Let C̄ be a conic in PG(2,q ) and suppose we derive with respect to a derivation set or multiple der...
Ph.D. thesis, University of Sussex at Brighton, U.K. Chapter 1 introduces some background material c...
AbstractLet C¯ be a conic in PG(2,q2) and suppose we derive with respect to a derivation set or mult...
AbstractIn this paper we construct two classes of translation hyperovals in any Hall plane of even o...
A trivial upper bound on the size k of an arc in an r-net is $k \leq r + 1$. It has been known for a...
AbstractRecent progress in the study of hyperovals in Desarguesian planes of even order has been rap...
In 1954 Segre proved the following celebrated theorem : In PG(2, q), with q odd, every oval is a non...
Let p denote the characteristic of , the finite field with q elements. We prove that if q is odd the...
3 pages, no figuresThis note is a short elaboration of the conjecture of Saniga et al (J. Opt. B: Qu...
Define a conic blocking set to be a set of lines in a Desarguesian projective plane such that all co...
We give an explicit classification of the arcs in PG (2, q) (q even) with a large conical suset and ...
The existence of ovals and hyperovals is an old question in the theory of non-Desarguesian planes. T...
AbstractThe conics of a finite Desarguesian plane of square even order satisfying the following prop...
AbstractIn this note we complete the classification of inherited hyperconics in Hall planes of even ...
AbstractThe Hall plane of order q2 is constructed from the Desarguesian plane of order q2 by the pro...
Let C̄ be a conic in PG(2,q ) and suppose we derive with respect to a derivation set or multiple der...
Ph.D. thesis, University of Sussex at Brighton, U.K. Chapter 1 introduces some background material c...
AbstractLet C¯ be a conic in PG(2,q2) and suppose we derive with respect to a derivation set or mult...
AbstractIn this paper we construct two classes of translation hyperovals in any Hall plane of even o...
A trivial upper bound on the size k of an arc in an r-net is $k \leq r + 1$. It has been known for a...
AbstractRecent progress in the study of hyperovals in Desarguesian planes of even order has been rap...
In 1954 Segre proved the following celebrated theorem : In PG(2, q), with q odd, every oval is a non...
Let p denote the characteristic of , the finite field with q elements. We prove that if q is odd the...
3 pages, no figuresThis note is a short elaboration of the conjecture of Saniga et al (J. Opt. B: Qu...
Define a conic blocking set to be a set of lines in a Desarguesian projective plane such that all co...
We give an explicit classification of the arcs in PG (2, q) (q even) with a large conical suset and ...