Primitive Block Designs with Automorphism Group PSL(2, q) (CROSBI ID 581853)
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Podaci o odgovornosti
Braić, Snježana ; Mandić Joško ; Vučičić Tanja
engleski
Primitive Block Designs with Automorphism Group PSL(2, q)
A block design we call primitive if it has an automorphism group acting primitively on both point and block set. Taking the projective line X={;∞};∪GF(q) as the set of points, our research aims to determine, up to isomorphism and complementation, all primitive block designs with PSL(2, q) as an automorphism group. The number of such designs we denote by npd(q). In dealing with primitive permutation representations of almost simple groups with socle PSL(2, q) we make use of the study [1] of their maximal subgroups. The obtained designs we describe by their base block (a union of orbits of a block stabilizer) and the full automorphism group. Our results so far include completely solving the problem in case when a block stabilizer is not in the fifth Aschbacher's class (in particular, for q a prime), and assertions such as the following. Lemma 1. Let q>=4. Then npd(q)=0 if and only if q=7, 11, 23 or q=2^r, r a prime. Lemma 2. Let q>=13 and let there exist a block design D, the socle of AutD being PSL(2, q). If the base block stabilizer is in the second Aschbacher's class, then q is congruent to 1(mod4), D is 2-(q+1, (q-1)/2, (q-1)(q-3)/8) design up to complementation, and AutD=PΣL(2, q). [1] M. Giudici, Maximal subgroups of almost simple groups with socle PSL(2, q), arXiv:math/0703685v1 [math.GR], 2007.
Symmetric design; automorphism group; primitive group action
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Podaci o prilogu
110-110.
2011.
objavljeno
Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji
Fq 10 Ghent, The Tenth International Conference on Finite Fields and Their Applications
Scientific committee of Fq 10
Ghent: Local organizing committee of Fq 10
Podaci o skupu
Fq 10 Ghent, The Tenth International Conference on Finite Fields and Their Applications
predavanje
11.07.2011-15.07.2011
Gent, Belgija