transiso
transiso adjective: pertaining to a graph on a finite group whose vertices are the subgroups of a specified order and for which two vertices are adjacent if the sets of all normalized right transversals for each corresponding subgroup contain at least one common element.
Adjective
transiso (not comparable)
- Pertaining to a graph on a finite group whose vertices are the subgroups of a specified order and for which two vertices are adjacent if the sets of all normalized right transversals for each corresponding subgroup contain at least one common element.
- We have also discussed the completeness of transiso graphs for the groups of order less than 32..2015, Laxmi Kant Mishra, Brajesh Kumar Sharma, “On Transiso Graphs of Groups of order less than 32”, in arXiv
Questions about transiso
- What does transiso mean?
- Transiso means pertaining to a graph on a finite group whose vertices are the subgroups of a specified order and for which two vertices are adjacent if the sets of all normalized right transversals for each corresponding subgroup contain at least one common element.
- What part of speech is transiso?
- Transiso is an adjective.
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