111 research outputs found
Multiplicativity of acyclic digraphs
AbstractA homomorphism of a digraph to another digraph is an edge preserving vertex mapping. A digraph W is said to be multiplicative if the set of digraphs which cannot be homomorphically mapped to W is closed under categorical product. We discuss the necessary conditions for a digraph to be multiplicative. Our main result is that almost all acyclic digraphs which have a Hamiltonian path are nonmultiplicative. We conjecture that almost all digraphs are nonmultiplicative
On the Equivalence of Three Complete Cyclic Systems of Integers
The system of coaches by Hilton and Pedersen, the system of cyclic sequences
of Schick, and Braendli-Bayne, related to diagonals in regular (2 n)-gons, and
the system of modified modular doubling sequences elaborated in this paper are
proved to be equivalent. The latter system employs the modified modular
equivalence used by Braendli-Bayne. A sequence of Euler tours related on
Schick's cycles of diagonals is also presented.Comment: 25 pages with 5 figures and 2 table
Crystal constructions in Number Theory
Weyl group multiple Dirichlet series and metaplectic Whittaker functions can
be described in terms of crystal graphs. We present crystals as parameterized
by Littelmann patterns and we give a survey of purely combinatorial
constructions of prime power coefficients of Weyl group multiple Dirichlet
series and metaplectic Whittaker functions using the language of crystal
graphs. We explore how the branching structure of crystals manifests in these
constructions, and how it allows access to some intricate objects in number
theory and related open questions using tools of algebraic combinatorics
Complexes of not -connected graphs
Complexes of (not) connected graphs, hypergraphs and their homology appear in
the construction of knot invariants given by V. Vassiliev. In this paper we
study the complexes of not -connected -hypergraphs on vertices. We
show that the complex of not -connected graphs has the homotopy type of a
wedge of spheres of dimension . This answers one of the
questions raised by Vassiliev in connection with knot invariants. For this case
the -action on the homology of the complex is also determined. For
complexes of not -connected -hypergraphs we provide a formula for the
generating function of the Euler characteristic, and we introduce certain
lattices of graphs that encode their topology. We also present partial results
for some other cases. In particular, we show that the complex of not
-connected graphs is Alexander dual to the complex of partial matchings
of the complete graph. For not -connected graphs we provide a formula
for the generating function of the Euler characteristic
Dynamically affine maps in positive characteristic
We study fixed points of iterates of dynamically affine maps (a
generalisation of Latt\`es maps) over algebraically closed fields of positive
characteristic . We present and study certain hypotheses that imply a
dichotomy for the Artin-Mazur zeta function of the dynamical system: it is
either rational or non-holonomic, depending on specific characteristics of the
map. We also study the algebraicity of the so-called tame zeta function, the
generating function for periodic points of order coprime to . We then verify
these hypotheses for dynamically affine maps on the projective line,
generalising previous work of Bridy, and, in arbitrary dimension, for maps on
Kummer varieties arising from multiplication by integers on abelian varieties.Comment: Lois van der Meijden co-authored Appendix B. 31 p
1-in-3 vs. not-all-equal: dichotomy of a broken promise
The 1-in-3 and the Not-All-Equal satisfiability problems for Boolean CNF formulas are two well-known NP-hard problems. In contrast, the promise 1-in-3 vs. Not-All-Equal problem can be solved in polynomial time. In the present work, we investigate this constraint satisfaction problem in a regime where the promise is weakened from either side by a rainbow-free structure, and establish a complexity dichotomy for the resulting class of computational problems
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