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D. Bartoli, M. Giulietti, Giovanni Zini
Des. Codes Cryptogr., 2015
Des. Codes Cryptogr., 2015
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Bartoli, D., Giulietti, M., & Zini, G. (2015). Complete $$(k,3)$$(k,3)-arcs from quartic curves. Des. Codes Cryptogr.
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Bartoli, D., M. Giulietti, and Giovanni Zini. “Complete $$(k,3)$$(k,3)-Arcs from Quartic Curves.” Des. Codes Cryptogr. (2015).
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Bartoli, D., et al. “Complete $$(k,3)$$(k,3)-Arcs from Quartic Curves.” Des. Codes Cryptogr., 2015.
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@article{d2015a,
title = {Complete $$(k,3)$$(k,3)-arcs from quartic curves},
year = {2015},
journal = {Des. Codes Cryptogr.},
author = {Bartoli, D. and Giulietti, M. and Zini, Giovanni}
}
Abstract
Complete $$(k,3)$$(k,3)-arcs in projective planes over finite fields are the geometric counterpart of linear non-extendible Near MDS codes of length $$k$$k and dimension $$3$$3. A class of infinite families of complete $$(k,3)$$(k,3)-arcs in $${\mathrm {PG}}(2,q)$$PG(2,q) is constructed, for $$q$$q a power of an odd prime $$p\equiv 2 ( { \, \mathrm{mod}\,}3)$$p≡2(mod3). The order of magnitude of $$k$$k is smaller than $$q$$q. This property significantly distinguishes the complete $$(k,3)$$(k,3)-arcs of this paper from the previously known infinite families, whose size differs from $$q$$q by at most $$2\sqrt{q}$$2q.