Characterising elliptic solids of Q(4,q), q even

Abstract

Let E be a set of solids (hyperplanes) in PG(4,q), q even, q>2, such that every point of PG(4,q) lies in either 0, 12q3 or 12(q3-q2) solids of E, and every plane of PG(4,q) lies in either 0, 12q or q solids of E. This article shows that E is either the set of solids that are disjoint from a hyperoval, or the set of solids that meet a non-singular quadric Q(4,q) in an elliptic quadric.

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