Abstract
Let Q(2n + 2; q) denote the non-singular parabolic quadric in the projective geometry PG(2n + 2; q). We describe the implementation in GAP of an algorithm to study the problem of the minimal number of points of a minimal blocking set, different from an ovoid, of Q(4; q), for q = 5; 7.
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