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Some properties of semiregular cages

Camino Balbuena ORCID (1), Xavier Marcote (1), Diego Gonzalez-Moreno ORCID (1)
(1) Departament de Matematica Aplicada III [Barcelona]
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Volume 12
vol. 12:5
Graph and Algorithms
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Some properties of semiregular cages

Camino Balbuena ORCID (1), Xavier Marcote (1), Diego Gonzalez-Moreno ORCID (1)
(1) Departament de Matematica Aplicada III [Barcelona]
Abstract
A graph with degree set \r, r + 1\ is said to be semiregular. A semiregular cage is a semiregular graph with given girth g and the least possible order. First, an upper bound on the diameter of semiregular graphs with girth g and order close enough to the minimum possible value is given in this work. As a consequence, these graphs are proved to be maximally connected when the girth g >= 7 is odd. Moreover an upper bound for the order of semiregular cages is given and, as an application, every semiregular cage with degree set \r, r + 1\ is proved to be maximally connected for g is an element of \6, 8\, and when g = 12 for r >= 7 and r not equal 20. Finally it is also shown that every (\r, r + 1\; g)-cage is 3-connected.
Keywords
  • [INFO.INFO-DM]Computer Science [cs]/Discrete Mathematics [cs.DM]
  • cage
  • degree set
  • girth
  • connectivity
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