On the geometry of a (q + 1)-arc of PG(3, q), q even
Abstract
In PG(3, q), q = 2n, n 3, let A = \(1,t,t2h,t2h+1) t ∈ Fq\ \(0,0,0,1)\, with gcd(n,h) = 1, be a (q+1)-arc and let Gh PGL(2, q) be the stabilizer of A in PGL(4, q). The Gh-orbits on points, lines and planes of PG(3, q), together with the point-plane incidence matrix with respect to the Gh-orbits on points and planes of PG(3, q) are determined. The point-line incidence matrix with respect to the G1-orbits on points and lines of PG(3, q) is also considered. In particular, for a line belonging to a given line G1-orbits, say L, the point G1-orbit distribution of is either explicitly computed or it is shown to depend on the number of elements x in Fq (or in a subset of Fq) such that Trq|2(g(x)) = 0, where g is an Fq-map determined by L.
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