Constructive and analytic enumeration of circulant graphs with $p^3$ vertices; $p=3,5$
Victoria Gatt, Mikhail Klin, Josef Lauri, Valery Liskovets

TL;DR
This paper presents two detailed methods for the exact enumeration of circulant graphs of order 27 and 125, providing new numerical data and conjectures that advance understanding of their structure and counting.
Contribution
It introduces a combined structural and analytical approach for enumerating circulant graphs of prime cube orders, including new computational results and conjectured identities.
Findings
Number of directed circulant graphs of order 27 is 3,728,891.
Identified 457 self-complementary circulant graphs of order 27.
Established conjectured identities between enumeration parameters for prime cube orders.
Abstract
Two methods, structural (constructive) and multiplier (analytical), of exact enumeration of undirected and directed circulant graphs of orders 27 and 125 are elaborated and represented in detail here together with intermediate and final numerical data. The first method is based on the known useful classification of circulant graphs in terms of -rings and results in exhaustive listing (with the use of COCO and GAP) of all corresponding -rings of the indicated orders. The latter method is conducted in the framework of a general approach developed earlier for counting circulant graphs of prime-power orders. It is a Redfield--P\'olya type of enumeration based on an isomorphism criterion for circulant graphs of such orders. In particular, five intermediate enumeration subproblems arise, which are refined further into eleven subproblems of this type (5 and 11 are, not accidentally, the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGraph theory and applications · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Finite Group Theory Research
