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most citedPerfect 2-colorings of Hamming graphs

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math.CO2023

norm minimization for nowhere-zero integer eigenvectors of the block graphs of Steiner triple systems and Johnson graphs

E. A. Bespalov, I. Yu. Mogilnykh, K. V. Vorob'ev

We study nowhere-zero integer eigenvectors of the block graphs of Steiner triple systems and the Johnson graphs. For the first eigenvalue we obtain the minimums of -nor…

math.CO2020

On extended 1-perfect bitrades

Evgeny A. Bespalov, Denis S. Krotov

Extended -perfect codes in the Hamming scheme can be equivalently defined as codes that turn to -perfect codes after puncturing in any coordinate, as completely regu…

math.CO2020★ 1 cited

On the non-existence of extended perfect codes and some perfect colorings

Evgeny Bespalov

In this paper we obtain the necessary condition for the existence of perfect -colorings (equitable -partitions) in Hamming graphs , where and Doob graphs $D…

math.CO2019★ 13 cited

Perfect 2-colorings of Hamming graphs

Evgeny A. Bespalov, Denis S. Krotov, Aleksandr A. Matiushev +2

We consider the problem of existence of perfect -colorings (equitable -partitions) of Hamming graphs with given parameters. We start with conditions on parameters of graphs a…

math.CO2015★ 2 cited

MDS codes in the Doob graphs

Evgeny Bespalov, Denis Krotov

The Doob graph , where , is the direct product of copies of The Shrikhande graph and copies of the complete graph on vertices. The Doob graph $D(m,n)…

math.CO2015★ 2 cited

Distance-2 MDS codes and latin colorings in the Doob graphs

Denis Krotov, Evgeny Bespalov

The maximum independent sets in the Doob graphs D(m,n) are analogs of the distance-2 MDS codes in Hamming graphs and of the latin hypercubes. We prove the characterization of these…

math.CO2014

On a test on switching separability of graphs modulo

Evgeny Bespalov, Denis Krotov

We consider the graphs whose edges are marked by the integers (weights) from to (zero corresponds to no-edge). Such graph is called additive if its vertices can be marked…