A relative $m$-cover of a Hermitian surface is a relative hemisystem

A note on relative hemisystems of Hermitian generalised quadrangles

In this paper we introduce a set of sufficient criteria for the construction of relative hemisystems of the Hermitian space $\mathrm{H}(3,q^2)$, unifying all known infinite families. We use these conditions to provide new proofs of the existence of the known infinite families of relative hemisystems. Reproving these results has allowed us to find new relative hemisystems closely related to an infinite family of Cossidente's, and develop techniques that are likely to be useful in finding relative hemisystems in future.

Hemisystems of the Hermitian Surface

We present a new method for the study of hemisystems of the Hermitian surface $\mathcal{U}_3$ of $PG(3,q^2)$. The basic idea is to represent generator-sets of $\mathcal{U}_3$ by means of a maximal curve naturally embedded in $\mathcal{U}_3$ so that a sufficient condition for the existence of hemisystems may follow from results about maximal curves and their automorphism groups. In this paper we obtain a hemisystem in $\ PG(3,p^2)$ for each $p$ prime of the form $p=1+16n^2$ with an integer $n$. Since the famous Landau's conjecture dating back to 1904 is still to be proved (or disproved), it is …

New hemisystems of the Hermitian surface

Finding Hemisystems is a challenging problem and just few examples arising from the Hermitian surface are known. A recent method to obtain Hemisystems is based on using maximal curves. Along this side of research, we provide new examples of Hemisystems in $PG(3,p^2)$, for each prime of the form $p=1+4a^2$, with $ a $ integer. Last, we use these results to obtain two weight linear codes and strongly regular graphs.

A New Infinite Family of Hemisystems of the Hermitian Surface

In this paper, we construct an infinite family of hemisystems of the Hermitian surface $\mathsf{H}(3,q^2)$. In particular, we show that for every odd prime power $q$ congruent to $3$ modulo $4$, there exists a hemisystem of $\mathsf{H}(3,q^2)$ admitting $C_{(q^3+1)/4} : C_3$.

关于经典负型距离正则图分类及hemisystems不存在性的注记

A note on the classification of classical distance-regular graphs of negative type and the non-existence of hemisystems

本文通过连接代数图论和有限几何领域结果，证明了经典负型距离正则图及Hermitian极空间中hemisystems的不存在性。

Some Ree and Suzuki curves are not Galois covered by the Hermitian curve

The Deligne-Lusztig curves associated to the algebraic groups of type $^2A_2$, $^2B_2$, and $^2G_2$ are classical examples of maximal curves over finite fields. The Hermitian curve $\mathcal H_q$ is maximal over $\mathbb F_{q^2}$, for any prime power $q$, the Suzuki curve $\mathcal S_q$ is maximal over $\mathbb F_{q^4}$, for $q=2^{2h+1}$, $h\geq1$ and the Ree curve $\mathcal R_q$ is maximal over $\mathbb F_{q^6}$, for $q=3^{2h+1}$, $h\geq0$. In this paper we show that $\mathcal S_8$ is not Galois covered by $\mathcal H_{64}$. We also give a proof for an unpublished result due to Rains and Ziev…