A Hamilton cycle in the Cayley graph of the \(\langle 2,p,3 \rangle\) presentation of PSL\(_ 2(p)\) (Q1126291)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 955151
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    A Hamilton cycle in the Cayley graph of the \(\langle 2,p,3 \rangle\) presentation of PSL\(_ 2(p)\)
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 955151

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      A Hamilton cycle in the Cayley graph of the \(\langle 2,p,3 \rangle\) presentation of PSL\(_ 2(p)\) (English)
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      8 December 1996
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      Related to the general conjecture of Lovász that every finite, connected, vertex-transitive graph has a Hamiltonian path is the conjecture that every connected Cayley graph of a finite group presentation (other than \(Z_2\)) has a Hamiltonian cycle. Using a Hamiltonian tree of faces in the Cayley surface of the Cayley graph, the authors support this later conjecture by proving that the Cayley graph of the presentation \(\langle a,x:a^2=x^t=(ax)^3=1\), etc.\(\rangle\) of the group \(\text{PSL}_2(p)\) has a Hamiltonian cycle.
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      conjecture of Lovász
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      Hamiltonian path
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      Cayley graph
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      group presentation
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      Hamiltonian cycle
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      Hamiltonian tree
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