Edge-isoperimetric problem for Cayley graphs and generalized Takagi function
Vsevolod F. Lev

TL;DR
This paper investigates the edge-isoperimetric problem in Cayley graphs of finite abelian groups, deriving bounds involving a generalized Takagi function, and provides new proofs and characterizations of these functions and related inequalities.
Contribution
It establishes a sharp lower bound for the edge boundary in Cayley graphs, explicitly computes this boundary for certain groups using a generalized Takagi function, and offers new proofs and characterizations of Takagi and related functions.
Findings
Derived a lower bound for edge boundaries in Cayley graphs involving the exponential constant e.
Explicitly computed edge boundaries for homocyclic groups using a generalized Takagi function.
Provided new proofs and characterizations of the Takagi function and its analogs.
Abstract
Let be a finite abelian abelian group of exponent . For subsets , denote by the number of edges from to its complement in the directed Cayley graph, induced by on . We show that if generates , and is non-empty, then Here the coefficient is best possible and cannot be replaced with a number larger than . For homocyclic groups of exponent , we find an explicit closed-form expression for in the case where is a "standard" generating subset of , and is an initial segment of with respect to the lexicographic order, induced by on . Namely, we show that in this situation where is the Takagi function, and for is an…
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Taxonomy
TopicsLimits and Structures in Graph Theory · Graph theory and applications · Point processes and geometric inequalities
