Regular polar spaces admit tight embeddings

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Let S{\cal S} be a regular polar space. A tight embedding of S{\cal S} is an embedding

εˉ:S→PG(V)\bar{\varepsilon}:{\cal S}\rightarrow\mathrm{PG}(V)

that satisfies the tightness condition defined in the paper.

Embedding conjecture. Every regular polar space admits a tight embedding.

This concerns the relationship between regularity and embeddability for polar spaces, particularly in infinite rank, where tight embeddings need not characterize regularity. The source does not provide evidence that the conjecture has been resolved.

References

Primary source

Antonio Pasini, “Regularity in polar spaces of infinite rank”, arXiv:2307.16293 (2023).

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