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Affine and Projective Planes Linked with Projective Lines over Certain Rings of Lower Triangular Matrices (1903.04287v2)

Published 11 Mar 2019 in math.RA

Abstract: Let $T_n(q)$ be the ring of lower triangular matrices of order $n \geq 2$ with entries from the finite field $F(q)$ of order $q \geq 2$ and let ${2T_n(q)}$ denote its free left module. For $n=2,3$ it is shown that the projective line over $T_n(q)$ gives rise to a set of $(q+1){(n-1)}q{\frac{3(n-1)(n-2)}{2}}$ affine planes of order $q$. The points of such an affine plane are non-free cyclic submodules of ${2T_n(q)}$ not contained in any non-unimodular free cyclic submodule of ${2T_n(q)}$ and its lines are points of the projective line. Furthermore, it is demonstrated that each affine plane can be extended to the projective plane of order $q$, with the `line at infinity' being represented by those free cyclic submodules of ${2T_n(q)}$ that are generated by non-unimodular pairs. Our approach can straightforwardly be adjusted to address the case of arbitrary $n$.

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