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IsVertexTransitive(G) : GrphUnd -> BoolElt
Returns true if the automorphism group of the graph G is transitive,
otherwise false.
To see which automorphism group is computed see
Subsection Graph Colouring and Automorphism Group.
Returns true if the automorphism group of the graph G is transitive on the
edges of G (i.e. if the edge group of G is transitive).
To see which automorphism group is computed see
Subsection Graph Colouring and Automorphism Group.
Given a graph G, return the partition of its vertex-set corresponding
to the orbits of its automorphism group in the form of a set system.
To see which automorphism group is computed see
Subsection Graph Colouring and Automorphism Group.
Returns true if the graph G is primitive, i.e. if its automorphism group is
primitive.
To see which automorphism group is computed see
Subsection Graph Colouring and Automorphism Group.
Returns true if the graph G is symmetric, i.e. if for all pairs of vertices
u, v and w, t such that u adj v and w adj t, there exists
an automorphism a such ua = w and va = t.
To see which automorphism group is computed see
Subsection Graph Colouring and Automorphism Group.
Returns true if the connected graph G is distance transitive i.e. if for all
vertices u, v, w, t of G such that d(u, v) = d(w, t),
there is an automorphism a in A such that ua = w and va = t.
To see which automorphism group is computed see
Subsection Graph Colouring and Automorphism Group.
Returns true if the graph G is distance regular, otherwise
false.
To see how the automorphism group of G is computed see
Subsection Graph Colouring and Automorphism Group.
The intersection array of the distance regular graph G. This is
returned as a sequence
[ k, b(1), ..., b(d - 1), 1, c(2), ..., c(d) ]
where k is the valency of the graph, d is the diameter of the
graph, and the numbers b(i) and c(i) are defined as follows:
Let Nj(u) denote the set of vertices of G that lie at distance
j from vertex u. Let u and v be a pair of vertices satisfying
d(u, v) = j.
Then
c(j) = number of vertices in Nj - 1(v) that are
adjacent to u, (1 ≤j ≤d),
and
b(j) = number of vertices in Nj + 1(v) that are
adjacent to u (0 ≤j ≤d - 1).
We illustrate the use of some of the symmetry functions by applying
then to the graph of the 8-dimensional cube.
> g := KCubeGraph(8);
> IsVertexTransitive(g);
true
> IsEdgeTransitive(g);
true
> IsSymmetric(g);
true
> IsDistanceTransitive(g);
true
> IntersectionArray(g);
[ 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ]
We also see that the functions using the graph's automorphism
group are dependent upon the graph being coloured or not:
> q := 9;
> P := FiniteProjectivePlane(q);
> X := IncidenceGraph(P);
>
> Order(X);
182
> Valence(X);
10
> Diameter(X);
3
> Girth(X);
6
> O1 := OrbitsPartition(X);
> IsSymmetric(X);
true
>
> Labels := [ "a" : i in [1..96] ];
> #Labels;
96
> AssignLabels(VertexSet(X), Labels);
> O2 := OrbitsPartition(X);
> O2 eq O1;
false
> IsSymmetric(X);
false
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