complete symmetric digraph example

/S /P /Type /StructElem /Pg 49 0 R /P 70 0 R 571 0 obj 81 0 obj endobj 130 0 obj /QuickPDFF41014cec 7 0 R /P 70 0 R << endobj 246 0 obj << /Alt () /Alt () /S /Span 227 0 obj /K [ 12 ] /Type /StructElem 155 0 obj /P 70 0 R << /Type /StructElem endobj << Graph Theory - Types of Graphs - There are various types of graphs depending upon the number of vertices, number of edges, interconnectivity, and their overall structure. /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem <> /K [ 62 ] << /S /Figure >> << /Alt () << >> /K [ 51 ] 235 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R 154 0 obj /Alt () 298 0 R 297 0 R 296 0 R 295 0 R 294 0 R 293 0 R 292 0 R 291 0 R 290 0 R 289 0 R 288 0 R 104 0 obj /K [ 138 ] /Pg 39 0 R << /K [ 37 ] /P 70 0 R 530 0 obj /Alt () /F4 14 0 R /K [ 78 ] >> /S /InlineShape However, an edge-transitive graph need not be symmetric, since a — b might map to c — d, but not to d — c. Star graphs are a simple example of being edge-transitive without being vertex-transitive or symmetric. 610 0 obj /Pg 45 0 R 318 0 obj endobj endobj 164 0 obj >> /K [ 60 ] 399 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R /QuickPDFFaa749e3f 14 0 R /K [ 131 ] /Pg 43 0 R The edges have weights of 100 and 200. <> /P 70 0 R /S /P /Type /StructElem << /K [ 71 0 R 74 0 R 75 0 R 76 0 R 77 0 R 78 0 R 79 0 R 80 0 R 81 0 R 82 0 R 83 0 R 84 0 R /K [ 28 ] >> /Pg 47 0 R /Alt () /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Pg 47 0 R /P 70 0 R >> /Alt () /Type /StructElem /InlineShape /Sect /K [ 18 ] /K [ 7 ] /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /K [ 169 ] >> 203 0 obj /K [ 1 ] >> /Type /StructElem /Pg 41 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem /K [ 21 ] << endobj /Alt () /Alt () /S /Figure >> << endobj >> endobj /K [ 15 ] 666 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem Introduction: Since every Let be a complete 546 0 obj 130 0 R 131 0 R 132 0 R 157 0 R 178 0 R 204 0 R 205 0 R 206 0 R 234 0 R 203 0 R 196 0 R << << /Pg 45 0 R /S /P >> /P 70 0 R << >> >> >> /QuickPDFF1d1252b2 34 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R /S /Figure endobj >> For the digraph a ---> b ---> c we can check that symmetric, transitive, and symmetric transitive closures are all different. >> 374 0 obj /Type /StructElem endobj >> /K [ 24 ] endobj /S /Figure 673 0 obj << /S /Figure 508 0 obj /Type /StructElem /K [ 66 ] /Alt () 373 0 obj /K [ 154 ] endobj /Type /StructElem >> /S /P /Footnote /Note endobj /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem endobj /Type /StructElem /Alt () /P 70 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /Alt () /Pg 49 0 R /P 70 0 R /Alt () /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem 329 0 obj /K [ 141 ] << /Type /StructElem /S /Figure 474 0 R 475 0 R 476 0 R 477 0 R 478 0 R 479 0 R 480 0 R 481 0 R 482 0 R 483 0 R 484 0 R /S /Figure << >> /Pg 43 0 R >> endobj endobj /S /Figure /K [ 173 ] endobj /S /Figure /P 70 0 R 621 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 140 ] << >> 679 0 obj 623 0 obj /K [ 135 ] >> >> << endobj /Pg 39 0 R >> /S /Figure /Alt () /P 70 0 R 255 0 obj /Alt () >> /Type /StructElem >> 146 0 obj /Type /StructElem /Alt () << >> 548 0 obj 447 0 obj /MarkInfo << endobj endobj /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /S /P /K [ 78 ] /S /Figure /P 70 0 R >> /P 70 0 R >> endobj >> /Type /StructElem >> endobj /S /Figure /Alt () endobj >> /S /Figure /Pg 43 0 R <> /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /K [ 108 ] /Type /StructElem /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /P 70 0 R 96 0 obj 119 0 obj /Type /StructElem /K [ 87 ] /Alt () /Type /StructElem /Alt () << /Type /StructElem /Alt () /Pg 41 0 R << sarily symmetric (that is, it may be that AT G ⁄A G). /K [ 120 ] /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj /K [ 43 ] /S /P endobj << /Pg 43 0 R /K [ 21 ] /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R << /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem << /K [ 95 ] endobj /S /P endobj /P 70 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem >> endobj << endobj /K [ 14 ] /Pg 41 0 R /S /Figure << /Alt () /S /Figure /Type /StructElem endobj /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /S /P >> 308 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Pg 47 0 R /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem << /Alt () >> endobj >> /Alt () endobj /Type /StructElem /Pg 41 0 R endobj >> /S /P /S /P /P 70 0 R /Pg 3 0 R /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /Pg 43 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj ] /S /P 461 0 obj /Alt () /P 70 0 R << /Type /StructElem /QuickPDFFb718829b 9 0 R 252 0 obj 344 0 obj >> /P 70 0 R << endobj /Type /StructElem endobj endobj 330 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /CS /DeviceRGB >> /Type /StructElem endobj … << /K [ 137 ] /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R /NonFullScreenPageMode /UseNone << /Type /StructElem /Alt () endobj /P 70 0 R endobj /Pg 43 0 R >> 563 0 R 564 0 R 565 0 R 566 0 R 567 0 R 568 0 R 569 0 R 570 0 R 571 0 R 572 0 R 573 0 R /Type /StructElem << /Alt () /P 70 0 R << >> << endobj /S /Figure << /S /Sect /S /Figure /K [ 166 ] /S /Figure 356 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Pg 49 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj >> endobj >> /K [ 25 ] /Alt () /K [ 41 ] /S /P 550 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Pg 49 0 R >> /Pg 39 0 R 302 0 obj << 323 0 R 313 0 R 322 0 R 312 0 R 321 0 R 344 0 R 320 0 R 311 0 R 334 0 R 343 0 R 310 0 R /Type /StructElem << /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 39 0 R << /P 654 0 R /K [ 56 ] /Alt () endobj /PageMode /UseNone endobj /P 70 0 R << << /Pg 43 0 R So each U j is an r-coloured complete symmetric digraph such that, for all i ∈ [r − 1], every path of colour i has length at most ℓ i − 1. <> endobj /Alt () /Alt () endobj endobj /Pg 49 0 R /Type /StructElem <> /Pg 49 0 R << endobj /S /Figure 216 0 obj << /Alt () endobj /Pg 39 0 R /S /Figure /S /P endobj endobj /Pg 43 0 R 273 0 obj /Alt () /Pg 47 0 R /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /K [ 121 ] /K [ 106 ] << /Pg 43 0 R /Alt () /Pg 45 0 R /K [ 43 ] 264 0 R 265 0 R 266 0 R 267 0 R 268 0 R 269 0 R 270 0 R 271 0 R 272 0 R 273 0 R 274 0 R 92 0 obj /S /Figure /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 177 ] /Type /StructElem << /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /Pg 61 0 R /Pg 49 0 R /K [ 130 ] /S /Figure /Pg 39 0 R In fact, the only way a relation can be both symmetric and antisymmetric is if all its members are of the form $(x,x)$, like in the example you give. /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem << >> 249 0 obj endobj /S /P /K [ 161 ] endobj /K 33 502 0 obj 256 0 obj /Alt () /Type /StructElem >> >> /Type /StructElem endobj endobj /K [ 25 ] 169 0 obj 224 0 obj >> >> /P 70 0 R /S /P endobj 124 0 obj /K [ 20 ] 407 0 obj endobj endobj /Type /StructElem >> /K 0 /K [ 46 ] /K [ 165 ] /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /Alt () >> >> /S /Figure endobj /K [ 13 ] /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem The Digraph Lattice Charles T. Gray April 17, 2014 Abstract Graph homomorphisms play an important role in graph theory and its ap-plications. endobj >> /Pg 49 0 R << /Type /StructElem << >> /Pg 45 0 R endobj /Alt () /Pg 39 0 R Theorder. 233 0 obj /K [ 70 ] %�� >> /Pg 45 0 R and the size of a graph (or digraph) H are jV(H)j and jE(H)j, respectively. For a graph (or digraph) H, let V(H) and E(H) denote the vertex set ofH and the edge (or arc) set ofH, respectively. 489 0 obj << /Chartsheet /Part endobj >> /Nums [ 0 72 0 R 1 109 0 R 2 257 0 R 3 440 0 R 4 536 0 R 5 580 0 R 6 622 0 R 7 675 0 R /K [ 22 ] /Type /StructElem /K [ 66 ] /P 70 0 R endobj << /Type /StructElem endobj << endobj We denote the complete multipartite graph with parts of sizes aifor 1 . >> /S /Figure << << endobj /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem << 117 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 35 ] endobj /Pg 39 0 R /Alt () /S /Figure /Alt () /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 49 0 R << endobj /S /Figure /K [ 22 ] /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 104 ] /Type /StructElem /S /P /Pg 39 0 R << /K [ 20 ] /Type /StructElem /QuickPDFF87c587fd 26 0 R /Type /StructElem >> endobj /Type /StructElem >> >> >> << >> /K [ 162 ] endobj /K [ 80 ] /F10 32 0 R /Pg 49 0 R /K [ 164 ] >> <> >> /S /Figure >> <> /S /P /Pg 39 0 R /Alt () 84 0 obj /S /Figure >> /S /Figure /P 70 0 R endobj /S /Figure /Alt () /K [ 130 ] << /S /P 674 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 16 ] /Pg 49 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem /Alt () /S /P /Type /StructElem endobj << /K [ 26 ] /S /Figure /S /Figure endobj /P 70 0 R /Pg 39 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem /S /InlineShape /P 70 0 R /Workbook /Document /K [ 15 ] endobj /Alt () /K [ 8 ] << /Pg 39 0 R /S /Figure >> /Type /StructElem endobj /Pg 43 0 R /S /Figure /K [ 62 ] /K [ 9 ] /Type /StructElem << 357 0 obj /Alt () /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem 492 0 obj >> /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R 75 0 obj /Alt () /Pg 47 0 R << >> /Pg 3 0 R endobj >> /K [ 21 ] /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /K [ 95 ] /K [ 102 ] /S /P /Type /StructElem /K [ 167 ] /S /P endobj >> /Type /StructElem endobj /Type /StructElem /S /P 458 0 obj /S /Figure endobj /Pg 49 0 R 559 0 obj Symmetric directed graphs are directed graphs where all edges are bidirected (that is, for every arrow that belongs to the digraph, the corresponding inversed arrow also belongs to it). /Pg 41 0 R /Type /StructElem >> endobj /S /Figure /K [ 37 ] /Type /StructElem /S /Figure endobj /S /Figure /P 70 0 R << /K [ 6 ] /K [ 11 ] /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /K [ 110 ] 176 0 obj 3 0 obj 528 0 obj /Type /StructElem /S /Figure 198 0 obj endobj 293 0 obj >> /Pg 41 0 R endobj /Pg 49 0 R >> /K [ 7 ] /Alt () /P 70 0 R >> /Pg 49 0 R 263 0 obj /Type /StructElem /S /Figure endobj 404 0 obj /K [ 32 ] <> /Pg 41 0 R <> 495 0 obj /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R 547 0 obj /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /Pg 41 0 R /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /Pg 43 0 R << /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem << >> << /Type /StructElem /K [ 32 ] 144 0 obj 337 0 obj >> /Type /StructElem << <> /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 28 ] /Type /StructElem 511 0 obj /K [ 3 ] /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R 368 0 obj /P 70 0 R endobj When the cycles are anti-directedp must be odd. /Pg 39 0 R >> /S /Figure 314 0 obj /K [ 159 ] /S /Figure /Type /StructElem >> /Type /StructElem /K [ 61 ] /Type /StructElem /Pg 43 0 R >> 583 0 obj /P 669 0 R 122 0 obj /S /Figure /Pg 45 0 R /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R 671 0 obj endobj /S /Figure /Pg 49 0 R /Pg 43 0 R >> << >> << /K [ 44 ] 363 0 obj << 524 0 obj >> /S /P /Type /StructElem >> /S /Figure /K [ 14 ] endobj >> << >> /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem endobj endobj /S /P /Type /StructElem /S /P /K [ 16 ] << /Alt () endobj /P 70 0 R /S /P endobj /Pg 39 0 R 592 0 obj << /Pg 39 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 19 ] << /K [ 77 ] /P 70 0 R 145 0 obj 419 0 obj >> /P 70 0 R >> /S /Figure /Type /StructElem 687 0 R 688 0 R 689 0 R 690 0 R 691 0 R 692 0 R 693 0 R 694 0 R 695 0 R 696 0 R 697 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /K [ 75 ] /S /P /Type /StructElem << >> << /S /Figure >> endobj 91 0 obj 690 0 obj /P 70 0 R /S /Figure /Alt () 266 0 obj << 670 0 obj /Type /StructElem /Alt () << endobj 681 0 obj >> >> /P 70 0 R /K [ 151 ] /P 70 0 R /Pg 45 0 R endobj /K [ 113 ] /P 70 0 R /K [ 6 ] /Pg 49 0 R endobj 105 0 obj 332 0 obj 680 0 obj << /ParentTree 69 0 R <> << /Alt () endobj >> << /K [ 69 ] << endobj /K [ 48 ] << /Pg 43 0 R /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R << << << /S /Figure /K [ 11 ] /K [ 5 ] /P 70 0 R /Pg 39 0 R endobj /S /P /K 8 >> >> endobj /P 669 0 R /Alt () endobj << /Pg 41 0 R << /K [ 76 ] /Pg 41 0 R endobj /Type /StructElem << /Alt () << /Type /StructElem /Alt () 438 0 obj /K [ 147 ] /P 70 0 R /K [ 44 ] /P 70 0 R >> /Pg 41 0 R endobj endobj /K [ 45 ] /Type /StructElem 362 0 obj >> /Alt () /S /Figure >> /Alt () /Alt () /P 70 0 R /S /P /Type /StructElem >> >> >> /S /P >> >> endobj endobj /Pg 41 0 R /P 70 0 R <> /K [ 109 ] /Alt () 367 0 obj << 638 0 obj endobj << endobj /Pg 61 0 R endobj /K [ 61 ] endobj << 509 0 obj 401 0 obj /Pg 39 0 R /P 70 0 R /Alt () /K [ 20 ] >> /Alt () /P 70 0 R >> /K [ 11 ] endobj /Pg 43 0 R [ 256 0 R 279 0 R 280 0 R 281 0 R 282 0 R 309 0 R 317 0 R 326 0 R 337 0 R 355 0 R >> /K [ 86 ] /P 70 0 R >> endobj << /Type /StructElem endobj /S /Figure >> >> /Type /StructElem /Pg 43 0 R /Pg 39 0 R endobj 598 0 R 599 0 R 600 0 R 601 0 R 602 0 R 603 0 R 604 0 R 605 0 R 606 0 R 607 0 R 608 0 R >> /Type /StructElem >> /P 70 0 R 342 0 obj << /Pg 39 0 R >> <> /Pg 61 0 R /Pg 41 0 R << endobj /K [ 93 ] /S /P /P 70 0 R 396 0 R 397 0 R 398 0 R 399 0 R 400 0 R 401 0 R 402 0 R 403 0 R 404 0 R 405 0 R 406 0 R /Pg 41 0 R 587 0 obj /K [ 0 ] /K [ ] << /K [ 23 ] << /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /S /Span /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R << /Type /StructElem /Alt () >> /P 70 0 R 531 0 obj /Type /StructElem /K [ 20 ] /S /P /K 37 /QuickPDFF2eb0e7ce 28 0 R /Type /StructElem 89 0 obj /P 70 0 R endobj /Alt () << 202 0 obj /S /Figure /K [ 122 ] /Pg 45 0 R /Alt () endobj >> >> /Pg 39 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 112 ] endobj /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /Parent 2 0 R /P 70 0 R /S /P /S /Figure endobj /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 59 ] /Pg 41 0 R /Type /StructElem >> >> /F3 12 0 R /P 70 0 R /K [ 18 ] << <> >> /Type /StructElem 166 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Alt () /Pg 43 0 R /K [ 64 ] << /K [ 67 ] /K [ 47 ] /Pg 49 0 R /K [ 15 ] /K [ 31 ] << << /Alt () /P 70 0 R endobj /S /P /Pg 49 0 R /S /Figure <> >> /Pg 43 0 R /K [ 105 ] 514 0 obj << 520 0 obj 243 0 obj /Pg 43 0 R /K [ 82 ] /Alt () 349 0 obj << 467 0 obj /QuickPDFFaaab265b 54 0 R endobj /S /P /S /Figure >> << /Type /StructElem /K [ 38 ] /Pg 47 0 R 443 0 obj /K [ 59 ] << /Artifact /Sect /Pg 41 0 R endobj Oriented graphs: The directed graph that has no bidirected edges is called as oriented graph. /P 70 0 R /S /P /F9 30 0 R /Alt () endobj /K [ 94 ] /K [ 4 ] /S /P /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R >> << >> endobj << << /S /Figure /K [ 42 ] /P 70 0 R >> /P 70 0 R endobj /Alt () /P 70 0 R 364 0 obj /Type /StructElem >> /Type /StructElem << <> endobj 356 0 R 357 0 R 358 0 R 359 0 R 360 0 R 388 0 R 401 0 R 406 0 R 433 0 R 434 0 R 435 0 R /Pg 49 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj /Type /StructElem /K [ 54 ] >> /Type /StructElem endobj 639 0 obj /S /P /Alt () 205 0 obj /P 70 0 R /K [ 107 ] << /S /P /Pg 3 0 R /K [ 55 ] /K [ 105 ] >> /K [ 52 ] 517 0 obj /Dialogsheet /Part 230 0 obj endobj 299 0 obj /Pg 39 0 R /P 70 0 R /K [ 70 ] /Type /StructElem >> endobj /Pg 41 0 R << /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /Type /Action /Type /StructElem 118 0 obj /Pg 45 0 R /P 70 0 R 392 0 obj /Type /StructElem /Alt () /Alt () /K [ 32 ] /K [ 670 0 R 671 0 R 672 0 R ] >> You cannot create a multigraph from an adjacency matrix. 280 0 obj Solution: … 505 0 obj /P 70 0 R /K [ 32 ] /S /P endobj << /Type /StructElem Let us define Relation R on Set A = … /P 70 0 R /Pg 41 0 R /S /P endobj 441 0 R 442 0 R 443 0 R 444 0 R 445 0 R 446 0 R 447 0 R 448 0 R 449 0 R 450 0 R 451 0 R 295 0 obj /K [ 7 ] /S /Figure endobj /S /P >> /S /Figure [ 108 0 R 110 0 R 111 0 R 112 0 R 113 0 R 114 0 R 115 0 R 116 0 R 117 0 R 118 0 R /Pg 41 0 R >> /Pg 45 0 R /Pg 39 0 R >> 407 0 R 402 0 R 260 0 R 259 0 R 258 0 R ] << /Alt () /Type /StructElem 234 0 obj endobj 452 0 obj /S /P /P 70 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /P 70 0 R endobj /S /P /P 70 0 R /S /Figure << endobj /Pg 41 0 R << 570 0 obj 85 0 R 86 0 R 87 0 R 88 0 R 89 0 R 90 0 R 91 0 R 92 0 R 93 0 R 94 0 R 95 0 R 96 0 R 637 0 obj >> << /Alt () endobj /K [ 39 ] /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R endobj << 586 0 obj 465 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R 223 0 obj /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /S /P /P 70 0 R /Pg 3 0 R /P 70 0 R /Alt () /S /Figure 560 0 obj /Alt () >> /Pg 49 0 R >> /P 70 0 R /S /Figure endobj /K [ 38 ] >> /Pg 3 0 R >> /Alt () /Pg 41 0 R >> /P 70 0 R /ProcSet [ /PDF /Text /ImageB /ImageC /ImageI ] /K [ 94 ] >> /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem 329 0 R 328 0 R 327 0 R 404 0 R 403 0 R 400 0 R 399 0 R 363 0 R 398 0 R 397 0 R 396 0 R /S /P /Pg 41 0 R << << /Pg 3 0 R /S /P << 120 0 R 121 0 R 122 0 R 123 0 R 124 0 R 125 0 R 126 0 R 127 0 R 128 0 R 129 0 R 130 0 R 186 0 R 187 0 R 188 0 R 189 0 R 190 0 R 191 0 R 192 0 R 193 0 R 194 0 R 195 0 R 196 0 R endobj endobj << /K [ 10 ] >> << << /Pg 39 0 R /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Alt () /K [ 655 0 R 656 0 R 657 0 R 658 0 R 659 0 R 660 0 R 661 0 R ] /S /Figure >> endobj << endobj /S /Figure .IJCA(12845-0234) Volume 73 Number 18 year 2013. >> 113 0 obj /S /P /Alt () /S /Figure /Alt () >> /S /P /Alt () /P 70 0 R 359 0 obj endobj /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 31 ] >> /Type /Pages endobj endobj /K [ 91 ] << >> /Pg 43 0 R /S /Figure >> /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /Type /StructElem /QuickPDFFdc4f7913 52 0 R 309 0 obj /Alt () >> /P 70 0 R 231 0 obj << /Type /StructElem 67 0 obj endobj 448 0 obj /K [ 91 ] /Pg 41 0 R 466 0 obj >> << << endobj >> << << /S /P /S /P /P 70 0 R /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R /Pg 43 0 R /S /Figure /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /S /P 675 0 obj << /Type /StructElem >> /Pg 47 0 R /Type /StructElem /Pg 43 0 R /Type /StructElem /K [ 160 ] /Type /StructElem >> endobj /Type /StructElem /K [ 75 ] /K [ 84 ] /K [ 5 ] /Type /StructElem [ 674 0 R 677 0 R 676 0 R 679 0 R 681 0 R 680 0 R 683 0 R 685 0 R 684 0 R 686 0 R /Pg 39 0 R /S /Figure /Type /StructElem >> endobj 417 0 obj /P 70 0 R >> /P 70 0 R /S /Figure /Type /StructElem /Pg 39 0 R << /Type /StructElem >> /Pg 41 0 R << endobj /P 70 0 R /Pg 47 0 R For large graphs, the adjacency matrix contains many zeros and is typically a sparse matrix. /Type /StructElem >> /Type /StructElem /P 70 0 R 386 0 obj << /K [ 90 ] << /Type /StructElem /Pg 39 0 R << /Type /StructElem >> 363 0 R 364 0 R 365 0 R 366 0 R 367 0 R 368 0 R 369 0 R 370 0 R 371 0 R 372 0 R 373 0 R /Font << /K [ 125 ] /Type /StructElem endobj /P 70 0 R /S /P endobj << /Type /StructElem /K [ 94 ] 567 0 obj /K [ 98 ] << 175 0 R 176 0 R 177 0 R 178 0 R 179 0 R 180 0 R 181 0 R 182 0 R 183 0 R 184 0 R 185 0 R endobj /S /Figure /P 70 0 R >> /S /P 241 0 R 242 0 R 243 0 R 244 0 R 245 0 R 246 0 R 247 0 R 248 0 R 249 0 R 250 0 R 251 0 R << /Pg 39 0 R /Type /StructElem endobj 584 0 obj endobj /S /P /Pg 39 0 R /S /Figure /K [ 79 ] /Pg 47 0 R /P 70 0 R /S /P /S /Figure /Pg 41 0 R /K [ 86 ] 159 0 obj << 183 0 obj /Pg 41 0 R /Pg 39 0 R We show that the edges of the complete symmetric directed graph onn vertices can be partitioned into directed cycles (or anti-directed cycles) of lengthn−1 so that any two distinct cycles have exactly one oppositely directed edge in common whenn=p e>3, wherep is a prime ande is a positive integer. 491 0 obj /P 70 0 R /Pg 47 0 R << /Pg 41 0 R 197 0 R 198 0 R 199 0 R 200 0 R 201 0 R 202 0 R 203 0 R 204 0 R 205 0 R 206 0 R 207 0 R << << /S /P /Type /StructElem 182 0 R 181 0 R 180 0 R 179 0 R 253 0 R 252 0 R 251 0 R 250 0 R 249 0 R 248 0 R 247 0 R Thus B (D) is complete symmetric (for example, see the ﬁrst example of Figure 2). 274 0 obj << endobj >> /Type /StructElem /S /Figure /S /Span /P 70 0 R >> /Type /StructElem << /K [ 8 ] endobj /K [ 44 ] /S /Figure /S /P /Pg 39 0 R >> /K [ 89 ] However, if we restrict the length of monochromatic paths in one colour, then no example as above can exist: We show that every (r+1)-edge-coloured complete symmetric digraph (of arbitrary infinite cardinality) containing no directed paths of edge-length ℓi for any colour i≤r can be covered by ∏i∈[r]ℓi pairwise disjoint monochromatic complete symmetric digraphs in colour r+1. /S /P endobj /S /Figure /P 70 0 R /Type /StructElem 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