Recognizing vertex-transitive digraphs which are wreath products, double coset digraphs, and generalized wreath products

Datum / Date: 4.1.21
Čas / Time: 10:00 — 11:00
Predavalnica / Location: ZOOM (See link below)
Predavatelj / Lecturer: Ted Dobson (UP FAMNIT, Slovenia)
Naslov / Title: Recognizing vertex-transitive digraphs which are wreath products, double coset digraphs, and generalized wreath products
Povzetek / Abstract:

It is known that a Cayley digraph $Cay(A,S)$ of an abelian group $A$ is isomorphic to a nontrivial wreath product if and only if there is a proper nontrivial subgroup $Ble A$ such that $Ssetminus B$ is a union of cosets of $B$ in $A$. We generalize this result to Cayley digraphs $Cay(G,S)$ to nonabelian groups $G$ by showing that such a digraph is isomorphic to a nontrivial wreath product if and only if there is a proper nontrivial subgroup $Hle G$ such that $Ssetminus H$ is a union of double cosets of $H$ in $G$. This result is proven in the more general situation of a double coset digraph (also known as a Sabidussi coset digraph.) We then give applications of this result which include showing the problem of determining automorphism groups of vertex-transitive digraphs is equivalent to the problem of determining automorphism groups of Cayley digraphs, and extending the definition of generalized wreath product digraphs to double coset digraphs of all groups $G$.

 

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