On the 430-cap of PG(6,4) having two intersection sizes with respect to hyperplanes
Abstract
Let C be a 430-cap of PG(6,4) having two intersection sizes with respect to hyperplanes. We show that no hyperplane of PG(6,4) intersects C in a Hill 78-cap. So if it can be shown that the Hill 78-cap of PG(5,4) is projectively unique, then such a 430-cap does not exist, or equivalently, a two-weight [430,7]F4 linear code with dual weight at least 4, does not exist.
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