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most citedTriple factorisations of the general linear group and their associated geometries

3 citations · 9 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

math.CO20161 cited

The circular altitude of a graph

John Bamberg, Brian Corr, Alice Devillers +3

In this paper we investigate a parameter of graphs, called the circular altitude, introduced by Peter Cameron. We show that the circular altitude provides a lower bound on the circ…

math.CO2016

A relative -cover of a Hermitian surface is a relative hemisystem

John Bamberg, Melissa Lee

An -cover of the Hermitian surface of is a set of lines of such that every point of lies on exactly lines of $\mat…

math.CO20142 cited

Point-primitive generalised hexagons and octagons

John Bamberg, S. P. Glasby, Tomasz Popiel +2

In 2008, Schneider and Van Maldeghem proved that if a group acts flag-transitively, point-primitively, and line-primitively on a generalised hexagon or generalised octagon, then it…

math.CO20143 cited

An enumeration of certain projective ternary two-weight codes and their relationship to the cubic Segre variety

Michael Martis, John Bamberg, Sylvia Morris

We detail the enumeration of all two-intersection sets of the five-dimensional projective space over the field of order 3 that are invariant under an element of order 7, which incl…

math.GR20143 cited

Triple factorisations of the general linear group and their associated geometries

Seyed Hassan Alavi, John Bamberg, Cheryl E. Praeger

Triple factorisations of finite groups of the form are essential in the study of Lie theory as well as in geometry. Geometrically, each triple factorisation cor…

math.GR2014

AS-configurations and skew-translation generalised quadrangles

John Bamberg, S. P. Glasby, Eric Swartz

The only known skew-translation generalised quadrangles (STGQ) having order , with even, are translation generalised quadrangles. Equivalently, the only known groups