Möbius regular maps are surface embeddings of graphs with doubled edges such that (i) the automorphism group of the embedding acts regularly on flags and (ii) each doubled edge is a centre of a Möbius band on the surface. In the first part of the paper we give an abstract characterisation of Möbius regular maps with a given automorphism group in terms of two dihedral subgroups intersecting in a special way. As an application we exhibit an interesting correspondence between Möbius regular maps of valence 6 and 3-arc-transitive cubic graphs. The second part of the paper deals with constructions of Möbius regular maps on certain classes of simple groups. The main result here is an exact enumeration of all such maps on PSL(2,q) groups. A number...
A map is called regular if its automorphism group acts regularly on the set of all flags (incident v...
A regular 2-graph consists of a set andOmega; together with a (non-empty) set t of three-element sub...
Regular maps are cellular decompositions of surfaces with the “highest level of symmetry”, not neces...
AbstractMöbius regular maps are surface embeddings of graphs with doubled edges such that (i) the au...
AbstractA 2-cell embedding of a graph on a nonorientable closed surface is called regular if its aut...
AbstractIn the paper is developed a common generalization of two methods of construction of regular ...
AbstractA 2-cell embedding of a graph G into a closed (orientable or nonorientable) surface is calle...
A 2-cell embedding of a graph on a nonorientable closed surface is called regular if its automorphis...
W.T. Tutte showed that if G is an arc transitive connected cubic graph then the automorphism group o...
A regular map M is a cellular decomposition of a surface such that its automorphism group Aut(M) act...
AbstractA map is a cell decomposition of a closed surface; it is regular if its automorphism group a...
AbstractThis paper addresses the question of determining, for a given graphG, all regular maps havin...
AbstractA regular map M is a cellular decomposition of a surface such that its automorphism group Au...
AbstractIf a linear graph is imbedded in a surface to form a map, then the map has a group of automo...
In this paper, we classify the regular embeddings of arc-transitive simple graphs of order pq for an...
A map is called regular if its automorphism group acts regularly on the set of all flags (incident v...
A regular 2-graph consists of a set andOmega; together with a (non-empty) set t of three-element sub...
Regular maps are cellular decompositions of surfaces with the “highest level of symmetry”, not neces...
AbstractMöbius regular maps are surface embeddings of graphs with doubled edges such that (i) the au...
AbstractA 2-cell embedding of a graph on a nonorientable closed surface is called regular if its aut...
AbstractIn the paper is developed a common generalization of two methods of construction of regular ...
AbstractA 2-cell embedding of a graph G into a closed (orientable or nonorientable) surface is calle...
A 2-cell embedding of a graph on a nonorientable closed surface is called regular if its automorphis...
W.T. Tutte showed that if G is an arc transitive connected cubic graph then the automorphism group o...
A regular map M is a cellular decomposition of a surface such that its automorphism group Aut(M) act...
AbstractA map is a cell decomposition of a closed surface; it is regular if its automorphism group a...
AbstractThis paper addresses the question of determining, for a given graphG, all regular maps havin...
AbstractA regular map M is a cellular decomposition of a surface such that its automorphism group Au...
AbstractIf a linear graph is imbedded in a surface to form a map, then the map has a group of automo...
In this paper, we classify the regular embeddings of arc-transitive simple graphs of order pq for an...
A map is called regular if its automorphism group acts regularly on the set of all flags (incident v...
A regular 2-graph consists of a set andOmega; together with a (non-empty) set t of three-element sub...
Regular maps are cellular decompositions of surfaces with the “highest level of symmetry”, not neces...