The minimum rank problem over finite fields
Jason Grout

TL;DR
This paper characterizes all graphs with a minimum rank at most k over finite fields, linking the problem to projective geometry and deriving new results through this connection.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive characterization of graphs with bounded minimum rank over finite fields and connects the problem to polarities in projective geometries.
Findings
Characterization of graphs with minimum rank ≤ k over finite fields
Establishment of a connection between minimum rank and projective geometry polarities
Derivation of new results using known geometric properties
Abstract
The structure of all graphs having minimum rank at most k over a finite field with q elements is characterized for any possible k and q. A strong connection between this characterization and polarities of projective geometries is explained. Using this connection, a few results in the minimum rank problem are derived by applying some known results from projective geometry.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFinite Group Theory Research · Advanced Graph Theory Research · Coding theory and cryptography
