Geometry Finite geometry Concept
Spread
Summary
A spread of a projective space is a family of subspaces of one fixed dimension that partitions the points. Every point lies in exactly one member. The best known case is a spread of lines of three-dimensional space. Spreads matter because they build translation planes, through the André–Bruck–Bose construction.
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| MSC | 51E23, 51A40 |
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