Sets of generators blocking all generators in finite classical polar spaces
Jan De Beule, Anja Hallez, Klaus Metsch, and Leo Storme

TL;DR
This paper introduces generator blocking sets in finite classical polar spaces, generalizing maximal partial spreads, and characterizes minimal such sets in various polar spaces using cones with specific bases.
Contribution
It provides a new theoretical framework for understanding generator blocking sets and their minimal configurations in finite classical polar spaces.
Findings
Characterization of minimal generator blocking sets in Q(2n,q), Q-(2n+1,q), and H(2n,q^2)
Introduction of cones with vertices as subspaces within polar spaces
Generalization of maximal partial spreads to generator blocking sets
Abstract
We introduce generator blocking sets of finite classical polar spaces. These sets are a generalisation of maximal partial spreads. We prove a characterization of these minimal sets of the polar spaces Q(2n,q), Q-(2n+1,q) and H(2n,q^2), in terms of cones with vertex a subspace contained in the polar space and with base a generator blocking set in a polar space of rank 2.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFinite Group Theory Research · Coding theory and cryptography · Rings, Modules, and Algebras
