1976
DOI: 10.1017/s0004972700025053
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Double covers of graphs

Abstract: In this paper a category-theoretical approach to graphs is used to define and study such double cover projections. An upper bound is found for the number of distinct double covers p : G -»• £?" for a given graph G_ . A classification theorem for double cover projections is obtained, and it is shown that the w-dimensional octahedron graph K " plays the role of universal object.

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“…This formula is well-known (see [ 5 ] ) ; usually it is proved by elementary combinatorial arguments.…”
Section: A Classification Of Double Coversmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This formula is well-known (see [ 5 ] ) ; usually it is proved by elementary combinatorial arguments.…”
Section: A Classification Of Double Coversmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relationship between coverings and automorphisms of graphs has been studied by several authors (for examples, see [ 2 ] and [3]); Waller [ 5 ] classified double covers by a category-theoretic approach. The purpose of the present paper is to count double covers with respect to r.…”
Section: Definition Let R 5 Aut(g) Two Double Covers D = D C ( C mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Waller [4] and Hofmeister [3] counted the number of isomorphism classes of double coverings of a given graph G. It is natural to ask how many nonisomorphic n-fold coverings of G there are. In this paper, we give some partial solutions of this question.…”
Section: O ) = (Ie G) and T(~o ) = (T E (~(E)9)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, we give some partial solutions of this question. Coverings of G and their maps form a category, and if two coverings are isomorphic their fibres have the same cardinality; they are n-fold for the same n. If the condition p2 o ( = pl is replaced by p2 o ( = 7 o pl for an automorphism 7 of G, we say ~ covers 7; Hofmeister [3] allows isomorphisms covering general 7, and Waller [4], though requiring the diagram above, remarks that K4 has exactly three isomorphism classes of double coverings, which is true only with Hofmeister's definition.…”
Section: O ) = (Ie G) and T(~o ) = (T E (~(E)9)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After the enumeration of double covers of a graph in [4] and [8], there has been much progress during the last decade in the enumeration of several graph coverings or graph bundles over a graph ([l, 4, 5, 6] and references there).…”
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confidence: 99%