Symmetric $(15,8,4)$-designs in terms of the geometry of binary simplex codes of dimension $4$

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Autores principales: Pankov, Mark, Petelczyc, Krzysztof, Żynel, Mariusz
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author Pankov, Mark
Petelczyc, Krzysztof
Żynel, Mariusz
author_facet Pankov, Mark
Petelczyc, Krzysztof
Żynel, Mariusz
contents Let $n=2^k-1$ and $m=2^{k-2}$ for a certain $k\ge 3$. Consider the point-line geometry of $2m$-element subsets of an $n$-element set. Maximal singular subspaces of this geometry correspond to binary simplex codes of dimension $k$. For $k\ge 4$ the associated collinearity graph contains maximal cliques different from maximal singular subspaces. We investigate maximal cliques corresponding to symmetric $(n,2m,m)$-designs. The main results concern the case $k=4$ and give a geometric interpretation of the five well-known symmetric $(15,8,4)$-designs.
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spellingShingle Symmetric $(15,8,4)$-designs in terms of the geometry of binary simplex codes of dimension $4$
Pankov, Mark
Petelczyc, Krzysztof
Żynel, Mariusz
Combinatorics
Let $n=2^k-1$ and $m=2^{k-2}$ for a certain $k\ge 3$. Consider the point-line geometry of $2m$-element subsets of an $n$-element set. Maximal singular subspaces of this geometry correspond to binary simplex codes of dimension $k$. For $k\ge 4$ the associated collinearity graph contains maximal cliques different from maximal singular subspaces. We investigate maximal cliques corresponding to symmetric $(n,2m,m)$-designs. The main results concern the case $k=4$ and give a geometric interpretation of the five well-known symmetric $(15,8,4)$-designs.
title Symmetric $(15,8,4)$-designs in terms of the geometry of binary simplex codes of dimension $4$
topic Combinatorics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.19710