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On di-Cayley graphs and their spectrum

Paula M. Chiapparoli, Ricardo A. Podesta

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Source: arXiv

Published: Aug 27, 2026

arXiv: 2608.27231

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Given a group GG and three subsets Sℓ,Sr,Sm⊂GS_\ell, S_r, S_m \subset G, we consider di-Cayley graphs DX(G;Sℓ,Sr,Sm)DX(G;S_\ell,S_r,S_m) and di-Cayley sum graphs DX+(G;Sℓ,Sr,Sm)DX^+(G;S_\ell,S_r,S_m), directed generalizations of the bi-Cayley (sum) graphs BX(G;Sℓ,Sr,Sm)BX(G;S_\ell,S_r,S_m) and BX+(G;Sℓ,Sr,Sm)BX^+(G;S_\ell,S_r,S_m). We refer to these four kinds of graphs collectively as X∗(G;Sℓ,Sr,Sm)X^*(G;S_\ell,S_r,S_m). First, we give the basic properties of these graphs and compute their adjacency matrices. Then, we obtain the eigenvalues of X∗(G;Sℓ,Sr,Sm)X^*(G;S_\ell,S_r,S_m) in terms of the spectra of the associated Cayley graphs X(G,S)X(G,S) with S∈{Sℓ,Sr,Sm}S\in \{S_\ell,S_r,S_m\} in two ways, using adjacency matrices and using irreducible characters of GG.

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