Flag Bicolorings, Pseudo-Orientations, and Double Covers of Maps
Hiroki Koike, Daniel Pellicer, Miguel Raggi, Steve Wilson

TL;DR
This paper explores the concept of flag bicolorings and pseudo-orientations in maps and maniplexes, introducing a doubling method and analyzing their interrelations to deepen understanding of map symmetries.
Contribution
It introduces a new doubling concept and investigates the relationships between flag bicolorings, pseudo-orientations, and orientations in maps and maniplexes.
Findings
Established connections between flag bicolorings and pseudo-orientations.
Introduced a doubling concept for maps and maniplexes.
Analyzed relationships between various orientation concepts.
Abstract
This paper discusses consistent flag bicolorings of maps and maniplexes, in their own right and as generalizations of orientations and pseudo-orientations. Furthermore, a related doubling concept is introduced, and relationships between these ideas are explored.
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Taxonomy
Topicsgraph theory and CDMA systems · Mathematics and Applications · Advanced Graph Theory Research
