AbstractThe purpose of the present note is essentially twofold. First we indicate how coverings of maps can be obtained easily and in a direct way by using a cohomological construction. Second, we apply this construction to obtain in an explicit way infinitely many examples of finite maps which are extremal in the sense of having 84(g − 1) automorphisms, where g is the genus of the map. This latter result is MacBeath's theorem of the title
A map is a 2-cell decomposition of a closed compact surface, i.e., an embedding of a graph such that...
AbstractWe show that on a hypermap (α,σ) of genus g ⩾ 2, an automorphism ψ is either order o(ψ) = p(...
We use group theory to construct infinite families of maps on surfaces which are invariant under Wil...
AbstractThe purpose of the present note is essentially twofold. First we indicate how coverings of m...
AbstractWe show that given a finite group G a hypermap can be constructed having automorphism group ...
AbstractWe show that, whereas a finite map is regular if and only if its automorphism group and mono...
AbstractFor a large class of finite Cayley graphs we construct covering graphs whose automorphism gr...
This is a survey of infinite hypermaps, and of how they can be constructed by using examples and tec...
AbstractWe show that for any group H (finite or infinite) there exists an independence structure wit...
AbstractWe use group theory to construct infinite families of maps on surfaces which are invariant u...
This thesis considers highly symmetric maps, that is embeddings of graphs in surfaces such that the ...
This thesis considers highly symmetric maps, that is embeddings of graphs in surfaces such that the ...
Given a closed, genus $g$ surface $S$, we consider $Aut(\mathcal{ML})$, the group of homeomorphism o...
AbstractIf a linear graph is imbedded in a surface to form a map, then the map has a group of automo...
AbstractA regular map M is a cellular decomposition of a surface such that its automorphism group Au...
A map is a 2-cell decomposition of a closed compact surface, i.e., an embedding of a graph such that...
AbstractWe show that on a hypermap (α,σ) of genus g ⩾ 2, an automorphism ψ is either order o(ψ) = p(...
We use group theory to construct infinite families of maps on surfaces which are invariant under Wil...
AbstractThe purpose of the present note is essentially twofold. First we indicate how coverings of m...
AbstractWe show that given a finite group G a hypermap can be constructed having automorphism group ...
AbstractWe show that, whereas a finite map is regular if and only if its automorphism group and mono...
AbstractFor a large class of finite Cayley graphs we construct covering graphs whose automorphism gr...
This is a survey of infinite hypermaps, and of how they can be constructed by using examples and tec...
AbstractWe show that for any group H (finite or infinite) there exists an independence structure wit...
AbstractWe use group theory to construct infinite families of maps on surfaces which are invariant u...
This thesis considers highly symmetric maps, that is embeddings of graphs in surfaces such that the ...
This thesis considers highly symmetric maps, that is embeddings of graphs in surfaces such that the ...
Given a closed, genus $g$ surface $S$, we consider $Aut(\mathcal{ML})$, the group of homeomorphism o...
AbstractIf a linear graph is imbedded in a surface to form a map, then the map has a group of automo...
AbstractA regular map M is a cellular decomposition of a surface such that its automorphism group Au...
A map is a 2-cell decomposition of a closed compact surface, i.e., an embedding of a graph such that...
AbstractWe show that on a hypermap (α,σ) of genus g ⩾ 2, an automorphism ψ is either order o(ψ) = p(...
We use group theory to construct infinite families of maps on surfaces which are invariant under Wil...