Ovoids of Parabolic Spaces

By Tim Penttila, B. Williams. 2000

108 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. Yue Zhou
2. Alexander Pott
3. William M. Kantor
4. Michel Lavrauw
5. John Sheekey

In Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

1. Yue Zhou
2. Alexander Pott
3. William M. Kantor
4. Michel Lavrauw
5. John Sheekey

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1. Yue Zhou
2. William M. Kantor
3. Michel Lavrauw
4. John Sheekey

Citations in the corpus

• Scattered spaces with respect to spreads, and eggs in finite projective spaces : Scattered subspaces with respect to spreads, and eggs in finite projective spaces (2001, background): “The first conjecture was disproved in 1999 by the discovery of the PenttilaWilliams translation ovoid of Q(4, 3(5)) [64].”
• A new family of semifields with 2 parameters (2011, background): “Penttila-Williams semifield [32], with p = 3 and n = 10; 13.”
• Commutative semifields and symplectic spreads (2003, background): “Penttila and Williams [ PW ] discovered an ovoid of Q(4, 35) .T he”
• Spreads and ovoids of finite generalized quadrangles (2001, unknown): “Penttila-Williams ovoid/flock for q = 243 (see [37]).”