2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.disc.2012.03.013
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The edge-transitive tetravalent Cayley graphs of square-free order

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“…Thus sd1(modn) for some s coprime to n . Take an automorphism σAut(G) with aσ=as and bσ=b, refer to . Then Sσ={akb,akb,b} and Γ Cay (G,Sσ).…”
Section: Cubic Metacirculantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus sd1(modn) for some s coprime to n . Take an automorphism σAut(G) with aσ=as and bσ=b, refer to . Then Sσ={akb,akb,b} and Γ Cay (G,Sσ).…”
Section: Cubic Metacirculantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The class of graphs of square-free order has been studied in some special cases. Further, see [17,[19][20][21] for the case of order four or more distinct primes. The classification of symmetric graphs with order 3p in [32] and some other graphs with order a product of two distinct primes were classified in [22,27,28].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was suggested in [10] to study Cayley graphs that are not normal edge-transitive or are normal edge-transitive but are not normal. In [8] the edge-transitive tetravalent Cayley graphs on groups of square-free order were determined.…”
Section: Ams Mathematics Subject Classification: 20d60 05b25mentioning
confidence: 99%