Characterising elliptic and hyperbolic hyperplanes of the parabolic quadric \Q(2n,q)
Jeroen Schillewaert, Geertrui Van de Voorde

TL;DR
This paper characterizes elliptic and hyperbolic hyperplanes of the parabolic quadric Q(2n,q) for even q, based on element counts through points and codimension 2 spaces, extending previous characterizations.
Contribution
It provides a natural characterization of these hyperplanes for even q, generalizing earlier specific cases for elliptic and hyperbolic solids.
Findings
Characterization based on element counts through points.
Extension of previous characterizations to higher dimensions.
Applicable for even q in parabolic quadrics.
Abstract
We provide a natural characterisation for the sets of elliptic and hyperbolic hyperplanes of the parabolic quadric Q(2n,q) when q is even. This characterisation is based on the number of elements of these sets through points and codimension 2 spaces and generalises [S. Barwick, A. Hui, and W-A. Jackson. Characterising elliptic solids of Q(4,q), q even. Discrete Math., 343 (6) (2020), 111857] and [S. Barwick, A. Hui, W-A. Jackson, and J. Schillewaert. Characterising hyperbolic solids of Q(4,q), q even. Des. Codes Cryptogr., 88 (1) (2020), 33--39.].
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TopicsCoding theory and cryptography · Finite Group Theory Research · graph theory and CDMA systems
