Algebraic graph theory
Graphs studied through groups and matrices: Cayley and vertex-transitive graphs, strongly regular and Moore graphs, graph homomorphisms, Laplacians and the matrix-tree theorem, and named graphs such as the Petersen and Coxeter graphs.
Part 1 of 2
- Arc-transitive graphs
- Arithmetical structures on graphs
- Cycle-continuous maps
- Deza graphs
- Graph homomorphisms, cores and covers
- Grassmann graphs
- Integral Cayley graphs
- Johnson graphs
- Kirchhoff's matrix-tree theorem
- Strongly regular graphs
- ε-light vertex sets
- Andrásfai graph
- Cayley digraph
- Cayley's formula
- Coxeter graph
- Edge-transposition graph
- Frucht's theorem
- Moore graph
- Petersen graph
- Powers of a weighted adjacency matrix sum the weights of walks
Part 2 of 2
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