Edge-transitive maps and non-orientable surfaces
The paper presents two classifications of maps on surfaces such that their automorphism group acts transitively on edges. The first classification is based on the number and arrangement of orbits of flags under the action of the monodromy group (connection group) of the map. The other classification starts with classifying all the actions on a surface by a group whose order is larger than a certain minimum, and leads to the analysis of the shape of the fundamental region. Then the connection between the classifications is shown. It transpires that each case of the second classification can be interpreted and understood in terms of edge-transitive maps.
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