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A Universal Homogeneous Simple Matroid of Rank $3$ (1707.05069v8)

Published 17 Jul 2017 in math.LO

Abstract: We construct a $\wedge$-homogeneous universal simple matroid of rank $3$, i.e. a countable simple rank~$3$ matroid $M_$ which $\wedge$-embeds every finite simple rank $3$ matroid, and such that every isomorphism between finite $\wedge$-subgeometries of $M_$ extends to an automorphism of $M_$. We also construct a $\wedge$-homogeneous matroid $M_(P)$ which is universal for the class of finite simple rank $3$ matroids omitting a given finite projective plane $P$. We then prove that these structures are not $\aleph_0$-categorical, they have the independence property, they admit a stationary independence relation, and that their automorphism group embeds the symmetric group $Sym(\omega)$. Finally, we use the free projective extension $F(M_)$ of $M_$ to conclude the existence of a countable projective plane embedding all the finite simple matroids of rank $3$ and whose automorphism group contains $Sym(\omega)$, in fact we show that $Aut(F(M_)) \cong Aut(M_)$.

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