In 4, the maximal nilpotent linear subspaces of Formula: see text were classified, up to similarity, for fields Formula: see text with at least three elements. In the present paper, we extend this classification to the case Formula: see text. Our approach combines algebraic arguments with systematic computational verification over the finite field Formula: see text. This completes the classification of maximal nilpotent linear subspaces of Formula: see text for arbitrary fields Formula: see text.
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