
Finite Geometries and Combinatorics
by Edited by F. de Clerck , J. Hirschfeld-
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Summary
Table of Contents
1. Generalized hexagons and BLT-sets L. Bader and G. Lunardon | |
2. Orthogonally divergent spreads of Hermitian curves R. D. Baker, G. L. Ebert, G. Korchmá | |
ros, and T.Szö | |
nyi | |
3. Lifts of nuclei in finite projective spaces A. Blokhuis and F. Mazzocca | |
4. Large minimal blocking sets, strong representative systems, and partial unitals A. Blokhuis and K. Metsch | |
5. The complement of a geometric hyperplane in a generalized polygon is usually connected A. E. Brouwer | |
6. Locally co-Heawood graphs A. E. Brouwer, D. G. Fon-der-Flaass, and S. V. Shpectorov | |
7. A theorem of Parmentier characterizing projective spaces by polarities F. Buekenhout | |
8. Geometries with diagrams LP* F. Buekenhout and O. H. King | |
9. Remarks on finite generalized hexagons and octagons with a point transitive automorphism group F. Buekenhout and H. van Maldeghem | |
10. Block-transitive t- designs, II: large t P. J. Cameron and C. E. Praeger | |
11. Generalized Fischer spaces H. Cuypers | |
12. Ovoids and windows in finite generalized hexagons V. de Smet and H. van Maldeghem | |
13. Flag transitive L.C2 geometries D. Ghinelli | |
14. On nonics, ovals and codes in Desarguesian planes of even order D. G. Glynn | |
15. Orbits of arcs in projective spaces C. E. Gordon | |
16. There exists no (76,21,2,7) regular graph W. Haemers | |
17. Group arcs of prime power order on cubic curves J. W. P. Hirschfeld and J. Voloch | |
18. Planar Singer groups with even order multiplier groups C. Y. Ho | |
19. On a footnote of Tits concerning Dn-geometries C. Huybrechts | |
20. The structure of the central units of a commutative plane V. Jha and G. P. Wene | |
21. Partially sharp subsets of PGL(n,q) N. L. Johnson | |
22. Partial ovoids and generalized hexagons G. Lunardon | |
23. A census of known flag-transitive extended grids T. Meixner and A. Pasini | |
24. Root lattice constructions of ovoids G. E. Moorhouse | |
25. Coxeter groups in Coxeter groups B. Mü | |
hlherr | |
26. A local characterization of the graphs of alternating forms A. Munemasa and S. V. Shpectorov | |
27. A local characterization of the graphs of alternating forms and the graphs of quadratic forms over GF(2) A. Munemasa, D. V. Pasechnik, and S. V. Shpectorov | |
28. On some locally 3-transposition graphs D. V. Pasechnik | |
29. Coherent configurations derived from quasiregular points in generalized quadrangles S. E. Payne | |
30. On Veldkamp spaces E. E. Shult | |
31. The Lyons group has no distance transitive representation L. H. Soicher | |
32. Intersection of arcs and normal rational curves in spaces of odd characteristic L. Storme and T. Szö | |
nyi | |
33. Flocks and partial flocks of the quadratic cone in PG(3,q) J. A. Thas, C. Herssens, and F. de Clerck | |
34. Some extended generalized hexagons J. van Bon | |
35. Nuclei in finite non-Desarguesian projective planes F. Wettl. |
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