Construction of Arcs (k, 5) - at the level of Dizark PG (2,9) (*)
Abstract<br /> A (k,n) – arc in the finite projective PG(2,q) is defined to be the set K which is composed of k points such that there is a line passes through n points but no line can pass through more than n points. A (k,n) – arc is called complete if there is no (k+1,n) – arc containing it....
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doaj-3940f86da82740f9a23258dd581ccaf02020-11-25T01:10:09ZaraCollege of Education for Pure Sciencesمجلة التربية والعلم1812-125X2664-25302009-03-0122113315010.33899/edusj.2009.5741957419Construction of Arcs (k, 5) - at the level of Dizark PG (2,9) (*)Abdulkhalik Yaseen0Farah Mohammed1Department of Mathematics, College of Computer Science and Mathematics, University of Mosul, Mosul, IraqDepartment of Mathematics, College of Computer Science and Mathematics, University of Mosul, Mosul, IraqAbstract<br /> A (k,n) – arc in the finite projective PG(2,q) is defined to be the set K which is composed of k points such that there is a line passes through n points but no line can pass through more than n points. A (k,n) – arc is called complete if there is no (k+1,n) – arc containing it. In this research we have constructed and classified all the projectively distinct (k,5) – arcs for k = 7, 8, 9 in the projective planes PG(2,9). We proved that (k,5) – arcs are not complete in the projective plane PG(2, 9) for 5 k 25. We contructed and classified the (13,5) – arcs in the projective plane PG(2,9) where all of these arcs containing a conic by using a computer program .https://edusj.mosuljournals.com/article_57419_4519168608c55a7cb8a82ab330730b4f.pdfconstructionarcs(k5)dizark level pg(29) |
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Abdulkhalik Yaseen Farah Mohammed Construction of Arcs (k, 5) - at the level of Dizark PG (2,9) (*) مجلة التربية والعلم construction arcs(k 5) dizark level pg(2 9) |
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Construction of Arcs (k, 5) - at the level of Dizark PG (2,9) (*) |
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Construction of Arcs (k, 5) - at the level of Dizark PG (2,9) (*) |
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Construction of Arcs (k, 5) - at the level of Dizark PG (2,9) (*) |
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Construction of Arcs (k, 5) - at the level of Dizark PG (2,9) (*) |
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Construction of Arcs (k, 5) - at the level of Dizark PG (2,9) (*) |
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construction of arcs (k, 5) - at the level of dizark pg (2,9) (*) |
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College of Education for Pure Sciences |
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مجلة التربية والعلم |
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2009-03-01 |
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Abstract<br /> A (k,n) – arc in the finite projective PG(2,q) is defined to be the set K which is composed of k points such that there is a line passes through n points but no line can pass through more than n points. A (k,n) – arc is called complete if there is no (k+1,n) – arc containing it. In this research we have constructed and classified all the projectively distinct (k,5) – arcs for k = 7, 8, 9 in the projective planes PG(2,9). We proved that (k,5) – arcs are not complete in the projective plane PG(2, 9) for 5 k 25. We contructed and classified the (13,5) – arcs in the projective plane PG(2,9) where all of these arcs containing a conic by using a computer program . |
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