2015
DOI: 10.1007/s10114-015-4716-4
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Constructions of 1 1/2-designs from symplectic geometry over finite fields

Abstract: In this paper, we construct some 1 1 2 -designs, which are also known as partial geometric designs, using totally isotropic subspaces of the symplectic space and generalized symplectic graphs. Furthermore, these 1 1 2 -designs yield six infinite families of directed strongly regular graphs.

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“…There are 45 negative intriguing sets of size 12 fixed by a group of order 1152, any two of them have 3 or 6 points in common. The corresponding SRG has parameters (45,32,22,24) that is the complement of the point graph of H(3, 4). (2) In NU (3,25), there is a negative intriguing set I of size 105, fixed by the group A 7 .…”
Section: The Paley Graph Srg(9 4 1 2)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are 45 negative intriguing sets of size 12 fixed by a group of order 1152, any two of them have 3 or 6 points in common. The corresponding SRG has parameters (45,32,22,24) that is the complement of the point graph of H(3, 4). (2) In NU (3,25), there is a negative intriguing set I of size 105, fixed by the group A 7 .…”
Section: The Paley Graph Srg(9 4 1 2)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [18], Olmez investigated the link between partial geometric designs and three‐weight codes, and in [13] Nowak and Olmez described a method that can often be used to determine the existence or nonexistence of a partial geometric design having specified automorphisms. Many researchers constructed partial geometric designs with various objects [7–9,11,14]. In this paper, we focus on partial geometric designs with block sizes three and four.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%