The classification of spreads in PG ( 3 , # ) admitting linear groups of order q ( q + 1 ) , Π . Even order

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  • Vikram Jha
  • Norman L. Johnson
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A classification is given of all spreads in PG(3,#), q = 2, whose associated translation planes admit linear collineation groups of order q(q -hi) .

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تاریخ انتشار 2009