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Weighted Intriguing Sets in Finite Polar Spaces
John Bamberg, Jan De Beule, Ferdinand Ihringer
Published 2015-02-06Version 1
We develop a theory for ovoids and tight sets in finite classical polar spaces, and we illustrate the usefulness of the theory by providing new proofs for the non-existence of ovoids of particular finite classical polar spaces, including $\mathsf{Q}^+(9, q)$, $q$ even, and $\mathsf{H}(5, 4)$. We also improve the results of A. Klein on the non-existence of ovoids of $\mathsf{H}(2n+1,q^2)$ and $\mathsf{Q}^+(2n+1, q^2)$.
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