Demicaps in AG(4,3) and Their Relation to Maximal Cap Partitions
Jordan Awan, Clare Frechette, Yumi Li, Elizabeth McMahon

TL;DR
This paper introduces demicaps, a fundamental substructure in affine geometry AG(4,3), revealing their role in partitioning maximal caps and connecting to affine group symmetries, including automorphisms of S_6.
Contribution
It defines demicaps in AG(4,3) and demonstrates their use in understanding maximal cap partitions and affine group actions, including automorphisms of S_6.
Findings
Demicaps form a key substructure linking maximal caps and partitions.
The collection of 36 maximal caps can be expressed via unions of disjoint demicaps.
Affine group actions include symmetries related to automorphisms of S_6.
Abstract
In this paper, we introduce a fundamental substructure of maximal caps in the affine geometry that we call \emph{demicaps}. Demicaps provide a direct link to particular partitions of into 4 maximal caps plus a single point. The full collection of 36 maximal caps that are in exactly one partition with a given cap can be expressed as unions of two disjoint demicaps taken from a set of 12 demicaps; these 12 can also be found using demicaps in . The action of the affine group on these 36 maximal caps includes actions related to the outer automorphisms of .
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TopicsFinite Group Theory Research · graph theory and CDMA systems · Coding theory and cryptography
