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7 papers

math.GR2026

Co-intersection graphs of nonabelian finite simple groups have diameter two

Henry Bradford, Kamilla Rekvényi

Let be a finite group. The co-intersection graph of has as its vertices the nontrivial proper subgroups of , with edges joining those pairs of subgroups which i…

math.GR2024

Elementary proofs of the diameter bounds for the power graphs

Marco Barbieri, Kamilla Rekvényi

We give a simplified version of the proofs that, outside of their isolated vertices, the complement of the enhanced power graph and of the power graph are connected of diameter at…

math.GR2024

On the generalised Saxl graphs of permutation groups

Saul D. Freedman, Hong Yi Huang, Melissa Lee +1

A base for a finite permutation group is a subset of with trivial pointwise stabiliser in , and the base size of is the smallest size of a base f…

math.GR2024

On the Orbital Diameter of Primitive Affine Groups

Kamilla Rekvényi

The orbital diameter of a primitive permutation group is the maximal diameter of its orbital graphs. There has been a lot of interest in bounds for the orbital diameter. In this pa…

math.GR2024

On the diameter of intersection graphs of finite groups

Melissa Lee, Kamilla Rekvényi

The intersection graph of a finite group is a simple graph with vertices the non-trivial proper subgroups of , and an edge between two vertices if their corresponding…

math.GR2024

Involutions in finite simple groups as products of conjugates

Daniele Dona, Martin W. Liebeck, Kamilla Rekvényi

Let be a finite non-abelian simple group, a non-identity conjugacy class of , and the Cayley graph of based on . Our main result shows that in a…