Distance-Regular Graphs
Springer Berlin (Verlag)
978-3-642-74343-6 (ISBN)
Preface.- 1. SPECIAL REGULAR GRAPHS.- 1.1 Edge regular and co-edge-regular graphs.- 1.2 Line graphs.- 1.3 Strongly regular graphs.- Conference matrices and Paley graphs.- The Hoffman bound.- 1.4 Strongly regular graphs as extremal graphs.- 1.5 Taylor graphs and regular two-graphs.- 1.6 Square 2-designs.- 1.7 Partial ?-geometries.- A connection with affine resolvable designs.- 1.8 Hadamard matrices.- 1.9 Hadamard graphs as extremal graphs.- 1.10 Square divisible designs.- 1.11 The bipartite double of a graph.- The extended bipartite double of a graph.- 1.12 Direct products and Hamming graphs.- 1.13 d-cubes as extremal graphs.- 1.14 Gamma spaces and singular lines.- 1.15 Generalized quadrangles with line size three.- 1.16 Regular graphs without quadrangles.- 1.17 Geodetic graphs of diameter two.- 2. ASSOCIATION SCHEMES.- 2.1 Association schemes and coherent configurations.- 2.2 The Bose-Mesner algebra.- The Frame quotient.- Pseudocyclic association schemes.- 2.3 The Krein parameters.- 2.4 Imprimitivity.- Dual imprimitivity.- 2.5 Subsets in association schemes.- 2.6 Characterization of the Bose-Mesner algebra.- 2.7 Metric and cometric schemes.- The Frame quotient in a metric scheme.- 2.8 Subsets of cometric schemes; the Assmus-Mattson theorem.- 2.9 Distribution diagrams and the group case.- 2.10 Translation association schemes.- Multiplier theorems and cyclotomic schemes.- Duality.- Additive codes.- 2.11 Representation diagrams, Krein modules and spherical designs.- 3. REPRESENTATION THEORY.- 3.1 Nonnegative matrices.- 3.2 Adjacency matrices and eigenvalues of graphs.- 3.3 Interlacing.- 3.4 Gram matrices.- 3.5 Graph representations.- 3.6 The absolute bound.- 3.7 Representations of subgraphs.- 3.8 Graph switching, equiangular lines, and representations of two-graphs.- 3.9Lattices and integral representations.- 3.10 Root systems and root lattices.- Fundamental systems and classification.- The irreducible root lattices.- Another proof of the classification.- 3.11 Graphs represented by roots of E8.- 3.12 Graphs with smallest eigenvalue at least -2.- 3.13 Equiangular lines.- 3.14 Root graphs.- Examples.- 3.15 Classification of amply regular root graphs.- Amply regular root graphs in E8.- Amply regular root graphs with ? = 2.- 4. THEORY OF DISTANCE-REGULAR GRAPHS.- 4.1 Distance-regular graphs.- Parameters.- Eigenvalues.- Eigenspaces.- Feasible parameter sets.- Imprimitivity and the Q-polynomial property.- Distance transitivity.- Distance-biregular graphs.- Weakenings of distance-regularity.- 4.2 Imprimitivity; new graphs from old.- Imprimitivity.- Parameters of halved graphs, folded graphs, and covers.- Structural conditions for the existence of covers.- Generalized Odd graphs; several P-polynomial structures.- Distance-regular line graphs.- Merging classes in distance-regular graphs.- 4.3 Substructures.- Lines.- Cubes.- Moore geometries and Petersen graphs.- 7-point biplanes.- 4.4 Representations of distance-regular graphs.- 5. PARAMETER RESTRICTIONS FOR DISTANCE-REGULAR GRAPHS.- 5.1 Unimodality of the sequence (ki)I.- 5.2 Diameter bounds by Terwilliger.- 5.3 Godsil's diameter bound. Graphs with bi = 1.- 5.4 Restrictions for ? > 1.- 5.5 Further restrictions from counting arguments.- 5.6 Graphs with small kd.- 5.7 The case $$p_{dd}^2$$ = 0.- 5.8 A lower bound for $$p_{dd}^{22}$$.- 5.9 Ivanov-Ivanov Theory.- 5.10 Circuit chasing.- 6. CLASSIFICATION OF THE KNOWN DISTANCE-REGULAR GRAPHS.- 6.1 Graphs with classical parameters.- 6.2 Computation of classical parameters.- 6.3 Imprimitive graphs with classical parameters; partition graphs.-6.4 Regular near polygons.- 6.5 Generalized polygons.- 6.6 Other regular near polygons.- 6.7 Moore graphs.- 6.8 Moore geometries.- 6.9 Cages.- 6.10 The remaining primitive graphs.- 6.11 Bipartite distance-regular graphs; imprimitive regular near polygons.- 6.12 Antipodal distance-regular graphs.- 7. DISTANCE-TRANSITIVE GRAPHS.- 7.1 Some elementary group theory.- 7.2 The Thompson-Wielandt Theorem.- 7.3 A diam
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 6.12.2011 |
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| Reihe/Serie | Ergebnisse der Mathematik und ihrer Grenzgebiete. 3. Folge / A Series of Modern Surveys in Mathematics |
| Zusatzinfo | XVII, 495 p. |
| Verlagsort | Berlin |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 170 x 242 mm |
| Gewicht | 879 g |
| Themenwelt | Mathematik / Informatik ► Mathematik ► Graphentheorie |
| Schlagworte | arithmetic • combinatorics • Geometry • Lie • Mathematics • Proof • symmetric relation |
| ISBN-10 | 3-642-74343-9 / 3642743439 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-3-642-74343-6 / 9783642743436 |
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