On Projective Planes of Order 12 Which Have a Subplane of Order 3, I
On Projective Planes of Order 12 Which Have a Subplane of Order 3, I
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在具有 3 阶子平面的 12 阶射影平面上,I
DOI:
10.1016/0097-3165(80)90017-5
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发表时间:
1980
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通讯作者:
T. Trung
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作者:
Z. Janko;T. Trung
Proof. Let P be a projective plane of order 12 which has a subplane PO of order 3 and let r be any automorphism of PO of order 13. The points I, 2,..., 13 (integers mod 13) of P, can be so denoted that x’= x+ 1 (for all points x), ie, r=(1, 2,..., 13).We call the points of P,,“original points” or “days” and the lines of P,“original lines” or “days out.” Every original line contains (is incident with) 4 original points and 9 other points in P which we call “new points.” We have exactly 13 9= 117 new points. Hence there remain exactly 27 points of P which are not incident with any original line. We call those 27 points “school girls” and denote them with co, 0, l,..., 25. Any line of P which contains at least one school girl is called a “school line.” Take an original point x. Through x pass exactly 4 original lines and 9 other lines. Let m be any fixed line through x which is not an original line. There are exactly 9 original lines which do not pass through x and m must intersect them in 9 distinct new points. Hence there remain exactly 3 points on m which are not incident with any original line. It follows that m contains exactly 3 school girls and so in particular m is a school line. The 9 nonoriginal lines through x are school lines each containing exactly 3 school girls. Therefore these 9 school lines partition the set of 27 school girls into 9 sets of 3, making in this way a “school parade” of the day x. Conversely, let