Examples of rank 3 product action transitive decompositions

G.R. Pearce

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    Abstract

    A transitive decomposition is a pair (Γ.Ƥ) where Γ is a graph and P is a partition of the arc set of Γ such that there is a subgroup of automorphisms of Γ which leaves P invariant and transitively permutes the parts in P . In an earlier paper we gave a characterisation of G-transitive decompositions where Γ is the graph product K m × K m and G is a rank 3 group of product action type. This characterisation showed that every such decomposition arose from a 2-transitive decomposition of K m via one of two general constructions. Here we use results of Sibley to give an explicit classification of those which arise from 2-transitive edge-decompositions of K m .
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)289-303
    JournalDesigns Codes and Cryptography
    Volume47
    Issue number1-3
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2008

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