Projective two-weight sets of Denniston type

We construct two-weight sets in PG\((3n-1,q)\), \(n\geq2\) with the same weights as those that would arise from the blow-up of a maximal \(q\)-arc in PG\((2,q^n)\). The construction is of particular interest when \(q\) is odd, as it is well known that no maximal arcs in PG\((2,q^n)\) exist in that case.Mathematics Subject Classifications: 51E20, 05B25Keywords: Projective two-weight set, maximal arc

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Combinatorial Theory
Published
2025-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.5070/c65165013
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Finite Group Theory Research
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Projective two-weight sets of Denniston type

Stefaan De Winter
Combinatorial Theory
Finite Group Theory Research
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Projective two-weight sets of Denniston type

Stefaan De Winter
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Abstract

We construct two-weight sets in PG\((3n-1,q)\), \(n\geq2\) with the same weights as those that would arise from the blow-up of a maximal \(q\)-arc in PG\((2,q^n)\). The construction is of particular interest when \(q\) is odd, as it is well known that no maximal arcs in PG\((2,q^n)\) exist in that case.Mathematics Subject Classifications: 51E20, 05B25Keywords: Projective two-weight set, maximal arc

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