The unique sum-point conjecture for complete arcs in
The unique sum-point conjecture for complete arcs in
Let be even, and let a complete arc in the projective plane mean an arc that cannot be enlarged by adding another point. Two arcs are projectively equivalent when a projectivity of maps one to the other; a sum-point is a point associated with the arc according to the paper's preceding definition. Unique sum-point conjecture. Every complete arc in is projectively equivalent to an arc with only one sum-point.
The conjecture proposes a canonical projective representative for every complete arc over an even-order field. Its status is not determined by the supplied text.
Sources & referencesView supporting material
Primary source
Alexander A. Davydov, Massimo Giulietti, Stefano Marcugini and Fernanda Pambianco, “New inductive constructions of complete caps in PG(N,q), q even”, arXiv:0901.0367 (2009).
Progress summary
Nothing recorded yet. Refresh searches the literature and the public web for attempts on this problem, and writes the first summary here.
Solutions 0
Sign in to submit a solution.
No solutions have been posted yet.