Contributions to Discrete Mathematics (E-Journal, University of Calgary)
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    On the Directed Hamilton-Waterloo Problem with Two Cycle Sizes

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    The Directed Hamilton-Waterloo Problem asks for a directed 22-factorization of the complete symmetric digraph KvK_v^* where there are two non-isomorphic 22-factors. In the uniform version of the problem, factors consist of either directed mm-cycles or nn-cycles. In this paper, necessary conditions for a solution to this problem are given, and the problem is completely solved for the factors with (m,n){(4,6),(4,8),(4,12),(4,16),(6,12),(8,16)}(m, n)\in \{(4,6),(4,8),(4,12),(4,16),(6,12),(8,16)\}. Furthermore, the problem is solved for (m,n){(3,5),(3,15),(5,15)}(m, n)\in \{(3,5),(3,15),(5,15)\} when vv is odd with a few possible exceptions

    On the double covers of a line graph.

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    Let L(X)L(X) be the line graph of graph XX. Let XX^{\prime\prime} be the Kronecker product of XX by K2K_2. In this paper, we see that L(X)L(X^{\prime\prime}) is a double cover of L(X)L(X). We define the symmetric edge graph of XX, denoted as ga(X)\rm{ga}(X) which is also a double cover of L(X)L(X). We study various properties of ga(X)\rm{ga}(X) in relation to XX and the relationship amongst the three double covers of L(X)L(X) that are L(X),ga(X)L(X^{\prime\prime}),\rm{ga}(X) and L(X)L(X)^{\prime\prime}. With the help of these double covers, we show that for any integer k5k\geq 5, there exist two equienergetic graphs of order 2k2k that are not cospectral

    A different approach to Gauss Fibonacci polynomials

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    In this paper with the help of higher order Fibonacci polynomials, we introduce higher order Gauss Fibonacci polynomials that generalize the Gauss Fibonacci polynomials studied by Özkan and Taştan. We give a recurrence relation, Binet-like formula, generating and exponential generating functions, summation formula for the higher order Gauss Fibonacci polynomials. Moreover, we give two special matrices that we call Q(s)(x)Q^{(s)}(x) and P(s)(x),P^{(s)}(x), respectively. From these matrices, we obtain a matrix representation and derive the Cassini\u27s identity of higher order Gauss Fibonacci polynomials

    (G, s)-Transitive Graphs Of Valency 15

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    Let XX be a finite simple undirected graph and GAut(X)G\leq \rm{Aut}(X). If GG is transitive on the set of ss-arcs but not on the set of (s+1)(s+1)-arcs of XX, then XX is called (G,s)(G, s)-transitive. In this paper, we determine the structure of the vertex-stabilizer GvG_{v} when XX is a connected (G,s)(G,s)-transitive graph of valency 1515. We also give some examples to show that each type of GvG_{v} with s2s\ge 2, can be realized

    The existence of hypersolids in Ed\mathbb{E}^d whose Heesch number is d1d-1

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    In a recent article, it was shown that the Heesch number in Ed\mathbb{E}^d is asymptotically unbounded for dd\to\infty, by showing that, for each dd of the form 2k2^k, there exists a hypersolid in Ed\mathbb{E}^d whose Heesch number equals d1d-1. We here show that the same holds not only for dd of the form 2k2^k, but for any dd, d2d\geqslant 2

    The Involutive Double Coset Property for String C-groups of Affine Type

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    In this article, we complete the classification of infinite affine Coxeter group types with the property that every double coset relative to the first parabolic subgroup is represented by an involution. This involutive double coset property was established earlier for the Coxeter groups of type C~2\tilde{C}_2 and G~2\tilde{G}_2, we complete the classification by showing it also holds for type F~4\tilde{F}_4 and the types C~n\tilde{C}_n for all nn. As this property is inherited by all string CC-groups of these types, it follows that the corresponding abstract regular polytopes will have polyhedral realization cones

    On Freiman-Lev conjecture

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    Let AA be a set of kk integers such that A[0,l]A\subseteq [0, l], 0,lA0, l\in A and gcd(A)=1\gcd(A)=1. Let 2A2^{\wedge}A denote the set of all sums of two distinct elements of AA. Write W={w[0,l]\A:w,w+l∉2A}W=\{w\in [0, l]\backslash A: w,w+l\not\in 2^{\wedge}A\}. In this paper, we obtain the upper bound of W|W| with some restrictions on ll. As an application, we show that the Freiman-Lev conjecture is true for l=2k4l=2k-4 using the structure of AA with W=2|W|=2

    Congruences modulo powers of 3 for 6-colored generalized Frobenius partitions

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    In his 1984 AMS Memoir, Andrews introduced the family of functions cϕk(n)c\phi_k(n), which denotes the number of kk-colored generalized Frobenius partitions of nn. In this paper, we prove three congruences and three internal congruences modulo powers of 3 for cϕ6(n)c\phi_6(n) by utilizing the generating function of cϕ6(3n+1)c\phi_6(3n+1) due to Hirschhorn. Finally, we conjecture two families of congruences and two families of internal congruences modulo arbitrary powers of 3 for cϕ6(n)c\phi_6(n), which strengthen a conjecture due to Gu, Wang and Xia in 2016

    Fair partitions of the plane into incongruent pentagons

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    Motivated by a question of R. Nandakumar, we show that the Euclidean plane can be dissected into mutually incongruent convex pentagons of the same area and the same perimeter

    Two families of strongly walk regular graphs from three-weight codes over Z4\mathbb{Z_4}

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    A necessary condition for a Z4\mathbb{Z_4}-code to be a three-weight code for the Lee weight is given. Two special constructions of three-weight codes over Z4\mathbb{Z_4} are derived. The coset graphs of their duals are shown to be strongly 3-walk-regular, a generalization of strongly regular graphs

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