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On hyperovals of polar spaces

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On hyperovals of polar spaces

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We derive lower and upper bounds for the size of a hyperoval of a finite polar space of rank r {2, 3}. We give a computer-free proof for the uniqueness, up to isomorphism, of the hyperoval of size 126 of H(5, 4) and prove that the near hexagon E3 has up to isomorphism a unique full embedding into the dual polar space DH(5, 4).

Bart De Bruyn

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Added	10 Dec 2010
Updated	10 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	2010
Where	DCC
Authors	Bart De Bruyn

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