Erdős's strong prime power conjecture for projective planes
Erdős's strong prime power conjecture for projective planes
A finite projective plane has an integer , called its order, such that each line contains points, each point lies on lines, and there are points and lines. Projective planes of every prime-power order arise from finite fields, while it is not known whether other orders occur. Strong prime power conjecture. If a projective plane of order exists, then is a prime power. The existence of a projective plane of order is still unknown, and known results do not rule out projective planes for all sufficiently large multiples of .
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Christian Reiher, “Graphs of large girth”, arXiv:2403.13571 (2024).
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