In this article new genus results for the tensor product H @ G are presented. The second factor G in H @ G is a Cayley graph. The imbedding technique used to establish these results combines surgery and voltage graph theory. This technique was first used by A. T. White [171. This imbedding technique
On the genus of the tensor product of graphs where one factor is a regular graph
✍ Scribed by Tamara Dakić; Tomaž Pisanski
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1994
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 918 KB
- Volume
- 134
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0012-365X
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✦ Synopsis
The tensor product HOG where G is a 2k-regular graph can be regarded as a covering space of the permutation voltage graph H czk) obtained from H. Assuming that H is suitably imbedded in some orientable surface by modifying the edges of H according to the configuration of G we get the permutation voltage graph H c2') whose permutation derived graph is exactly HOG. This construction can also be extended to the tensor product HOG where G is a (2k+ 1)-regular graph with l-factor. Here we put the sufficient conditions on H and G so that the permutation derived imbedding obtained in this way is a minimal imbedding. We also give sample results -the genus of the tensor products H@K,,,,, and H@Q, are calculated for certain graphs H.
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