1982
DOI: 10.1002/jgt.3190060103
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Cages—a survey

Abstract: We discuss the problem of finding smallest graphs of given girth g and valency v ((v, &cages). All known (v, &cages are given. Different variations of the cage problem are also discussed.

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“…Based survey on cages ( [17]), the following results can be stated. The goalminimality was verified by a computer, except of the first three cases.…”
Section: Goal-minimal Properties Of Cages a K-regular Graph (K ≥ 2) Wmentioning
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“…Based survey on cages ( [17]), the following results can be stated. The goalminimality was verified by a computer, except of the first three cases.…”
Section: Goal-minimal Properties Of Cages a K-regular Graph (K ≥ 2) Wmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We know from [17] that the unique (k, 2n)-cage is the incidence graph of a generalized n-gon of order q. Hence we have:…”
Section: ä ññ 1º ([5]) An Incidence Structure γ = (P L I) Is a Genmentioning
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“…See the Appendix and Ref. [7]. By deleting two directly connected ternary links in this cage, we regain the three (I,7)-primegraphs again, as there are three non-isomorphic ways to carry this out.…”
Section: Look-out For Pnme-chains With a Prescribed Number Of Mobilitmentioning
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“…It is hoped That this raph may be useful in The search of a (3,9)-cage. (3,9) be the number of vertices of a (3,9)-cage. It is known that 54 < f(3,9) < 58 (see [I] (see [2] and [3]).…”
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