Flocks in topological circle planes and their representation in generalised quadrangles

Abstract In this paper we prove that there is a flock in every locally compact 2-dimensional Laguerre plane, i.e., a set of disjoint circles which covers the point space. We then determine the homeomorphism type of these flocks and use the relation between circle planes and generalised quadrangles to obtain analogous results about generalised quadrangles, Möbius planes and Minkowski planes.

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Advances in Geometry
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1515/advgeom-2025-0033
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Mathematics and Applications
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Flocks in topological circle planes and their representation in generalised quadrangles

Nils Rosehr
Advances in Geometry
Mathematics and Applications
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Flocks in topological circle planes and their representation in generalised quadrangles

Nils Rosehr
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Abstract In this paper we prove that there is a flock in every locally compact 2-dimensional Laguerre plane, i.e., a set of disjoint circles which covers the point space. We then determine the homeomorphism type of these flocks and use the relation between circle planes and generalised quadrangles to obtain analogous results about generalised quadrangles, Möbius planes and Minkowski planes.

Advances in GeometryVol. 25(4)
Munich University of Applied Sciences (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Mathematics and Applications
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