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Enumeration of connected invariant graphs. (English)
J. Comb. Theory, Ser. B 34, 268-278 (1983).
Author’s abstract: let h be a finite group acting on unlabeled graphs which does not change connectivity. Examples include edge reversal in directed graphs and permutation of colors in edge and/or vertex colored graphs. The generating functions of h-invariant (directed) graphs and h- invariant (weakly) connected (directed) graphs are discussed. This leads to a recursive formula for calculating the number of connected graphs when the total number of graphs is known. This is then applied to self- dual signed graphs, self-converse digraphs, and color cyclic graphs. Asymptotic expansions are also obtained. As expected, almost all of the above h-invariant graphs are connected and the asymptotic number of disconnected graphs has a simple interpretation."
R.C.Entringer
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