Grassmannians of lines defined in the geometry of a pseudo-polarity
K. Pra\.zmowski, M. \.Zynel

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new regular point-line geometry based on pseudo-polarity, explores its automorphism group, and relates it to the geometry of regular lines and planes, expanding the understanding of pseudo-polarity geometries.
Contribution
It defines a weaker regular point-line geometry in pseudo-polarity context and determines its automorphism group, linking it to regular lines and planes.
Findings
Automorphism group of the geometry is explicitly determined.
The geometry is weaker than the metric-projective geometry.
The structure can be expressed via regular lines and planes.
Abstract
The regular point-line geometry with respect to a pseudo-polarity is introduced. It is weaker than the underlying metric-projective geometry. The automorphism group of this geometry is determined. This geometry can be also expressed as the geometry of regular lines and planes.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematics and Applications · Finite Group Theory Research · graph theory and CDMA systems
