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J. Tits (1974)
Buildings of Spherical Type and Finite BN-Pairs
F. Veldkamp (1962)
An Axiomatic Treatment of Polar Geometry
F. Veldkamp (1959)
Polar GeometryProc. Kon. Ned. Akad. W. A, 62
J. Alemán (1988)
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Abh. Math. Sem. Univ. Hamburg 61 (1991), 213-215 By A. KREUZER Dedicated to Professor Dr. WALTER BENZ on the occasion of his sixtieth birthday It will be shown that the definition of polar geometry in [2], [3] by E VELDKAMP is equivalent to the definition by J. Tlxs [1]. In [2], [3] E VELDKAMP introduced the notion of polar geometry as a partially ordered set (S, _<), satifying the following axioms (For more details see [2] p.527; [3] p.194): IIl. If T is a non empty subset of S, then inf T the infimum of T exists. Let 0 := inf S and for x,y E S let x/X y := inf{x, y} and x v y := sup{x,y}, if the supremum sup{x,y} of {x,y} exists. By M we denote the set of all maximal elements. IV. If z ~ S, then z__ := {x 6 S : x < z} is a projective space of finite rank, called the rank of z. V. Every element of S is contained in a maximal element. All maximal elements have the same finite rank i(S) > 3. VI. If p A q = O, then there are o,b E M such
Abhandlungen aus dem Mathematischen Seminar der Universität Hamburg – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 8, 2008
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