Evasive subspaces
Daniele Bartoli, Bence Csajbók, Giuseppe Marino, Rocco Trombetti
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Daniele Bartoli, Bence Csajbók, Giuseppe Marino, Rocco Trombetti
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Abstract Let denote an ‐dimensional vector space over , the finite field of elements. Then is also an ‐dimension vector space over . An ‐subspace of is ‐evasive if it meets the ‐dimensional ‐subspaces of in ‐subspaces of dimension at most . The ‐evasive subspaces are known as scattered and they have been intensively studied in finite geometry, their maximum size has been proved to be when is even or . We investigate the maximum size of ‐evasive subspaces, study two duality relations among them and provide various constructions. In particular, we present the first examples, for infinitely many values of , of maximum scattered subspaces when and . We obtain these examples in characteristics 2, 3 and 5.
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Abstract Let denote an ‐dimensional vector space over , the finite field of elements. Then is also an ‐dimension vector space over . An ‐subspace of is ‐evasive if it meets the ‐dimensional ‐subspaces of in ‐subspaces of dimension at most . The ‐evasive subspaces are known as scattered and they have been intensively studied in finite geometry, their maximum size has been proved to be when is even or . We investigate the maximum size of ‐evasive subspaces, study two duality relations among them and provide various constructions. In particular, we present the first examples, for infinitely many values of , of maximum scattered subspaces when and . We obtain these examples in characteristics 2, 3 and 5.
Key concepts: Linear subspace, Mathematics, Dimension (graph theory), Subspace topology, Vector space, Duality (order theory), Finite field, Space (punctuation)