A study on prefixes of $c_2$ invariants
Karen Yeats

TL;DR
This paper reviews recent combinatorial approaches to the $c_2$ invariant, reports new calculations for circulant graphs, and suggests all finite sequences can appear as initial segments of these invariants.
Contribution
It introduces new calculations of $c_2$ invariants for circulant graphs and explores the diversity of initial segments, challenging previous assumptions about their sparsity.
Findings
All finite sequences appear as initial segments of $c_2$ invariants.
Recent calculations support the combinatorial perspective.
The study links $c_2$ invariants to Feynman integrals.
Abstract
This document begins by reviewing recent progress that has been made by taking a combinatorial perspective on the invariant, an arithmetic graph invariant with connections to Feynman integrals. Then it proceeds to report on some recent calculations of invariants for two families of circulant graphs at small primes. These calculations support the idea that all possible finite sequences appear as initial segments of invariants, in contrast to their apparent sparsity on small graphs.
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Taxonomy
Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications · Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
