Desargues theorem, its configurations, and the solution to a long-standing enumeration problem
Aiden A. Bruen, Trevor C. Bruen, James M. McQuillan

TL;DR
This paper solves a long-standing enumeration problem for Desargues configurations, extends the results to blockline structures, and provides a transparent proof of Desargues theorem in plane and space.
Contribution
It introduces a novel enumeration of non-degenerate Desargues configurations and extends the analysis to complex blockline structures, along with a new proof of Desargues theorem.
Findings
Enumerated non-degenerate Desargues configurations
Extended results to Desargues blockline structures
Provided a transparent proof of Desargues theorem in plane and space
Abstract
We solve a long-standing problem by enumerating the number of non-degenerate Desargues configurations. We extend the result to the more difficult case involving Desargues blockline structures in Section 8. A transparent proof of Desargues theorem in the plane and in space is presented as a by-product of our methods.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematics and Applications · History and Theory of Mathematics · Advanced Mathematical Theories
