SOME GEOMETRIC STRUCTURES RELATED TO DESARGUES CONFIGURATION IN PG(2,5)

In this study, we investigate geometric structures related to Desargues configuration in PG(2,5), using an algorithm implemented in C#. We determine different six complete (11,3)-arcs containing Desargues configuration, a (6,2)-arc not containing Desargues configuration, a complete (16,4)- arc, and an affine plane in PG(2,5).

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Eskişehir Technical University Journal of Science and Technology A - Applied Sciences and Engineering
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.18038/estubtda.1525364
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SOME GEOMETRIC STRUCTURES RELATED TO DESARGUES CONFIGURATION IN PG(2,5)

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SOME GEOMETRIC STRUCTURES RELATED TO DESARGUES CONFIGURATION IN PG(2,5)

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In this study, we investigate geometric structures related to Desargues configuration in PG(2,5), using an algorithm implemented in C#. We determine different six complete (11,3)-arcs containing Desargues configuration, a (6,2)-arc not containing Desargues configuration, a complete (16,4)- arc, and an affine plane in PG(2,5).

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