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Order of a projective plane
Summary
The order of a finite projective plane is the number such that every line has points. It determines all the basic counts: each point is on lines, and there are points and as many lines. The plane over the field with elements has order , and which other orders occur is a central open question of finite geometry.
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| MSC | 51E15, 05B25 |
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