Rado's Graph has no Quantum Symmetry
Husam Ismaeel

TL;DR
This paper proves that Rado's graph, a well-known universal graph, does not possess any quantum symmetries, establishing a fundamental limitation in the symmetry properties of this structure.
Contribution
The paper demonstrates that Rado's graph has no quantum symmetries, a novel result linking classical and quantum symmetry concepts in graph theory.
Findings
Rado's graph admits no quantum symmetries
Quantum symmetry groups of Rado's graph are trivial
Establishes a connection between classical and quantum automorphisms
Abstract
We prove that Rado's graph admits no quantum symmetries.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Operator Algebra Research · advanced mathematical theories · Spectral Theory in Mathematical Physics
