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Tag Archives: polar spaces
Antiflag-transitive groups
More than 35 years ago, Bill Kantor and I published a paper classifying the finite antiflag-transitive collineation groups of classical projective and polar spaces. This was before the Classification of Finite Simple Groups had been announced, although it was already … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrzej Orchel, Bill Kantor, doubly transitive collineation groups, Marshall Hall, polar spaces, triality
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Projective and polar spaces
I have produced a new edition of my lecture notes on Projective and Polar Spaces and put them with my lecture note collection. I did this because it seems that people still find some use for these notes. According to … Continue reading
Posted in history, open problems, the Web
Tagged Desargues' Theorem, LaTeX, LaTeX picture environment, Pappus' Theorem, plain TeX, polar spaces, projective spaces
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