A study of the Structural Properties of finite $G$-graphs and their Characterisation
Lord Clifford Kavi

TL;DR
This paper explores the structural properties and characterizations of finite and infinite G-graphs derived from groups, analyzing their spectra, energy, and specific examples like symmetric and semi-dihedral groups.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive characterization of finite G-graphs, explores their dependence on generating sets, and computes spectral properties and energies for various classes of G-graphs.
Findings
Characterization of finite G-graphs in general and bipartite cases.
Spectral analysis and energy computation for various G-graphs.
Examples of G-graphs for symmetric, alternating, and semi-dihedral groups.
Abstract
The -graph is a graph from the group generated by , where the vertices are the right cosets of the cyclic subgroups with -edges between two distinct cosets if there is an intersection of elements. In this thesis, after presenting some important properties of -graphs, we show how the -graph depends on the generating set of the group. We give the -graphs of the symmetric group, alternating group and the semi-dihedral group with respect to various generating sets. We give a characterisation of finite -graphs; in the general case and a bipartite case. Using these characterisations, we give several classes of graphs that are -graphs. For instance, we consider the Tur\'{a}n graphs, the platonic graphs and biregular graphs such as the Levi graphs of geometric configurations. We emphasis the structural…
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Taxonomy
TopicsGraph theory and applications · Finite Group Theory Research · Advanced Graph Theory Research
