Notes on simplicial rook graphs
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Abstract: The simplicial rook graph is the graph of which the vertices are the sequences of nonnegative integers of length summing to , where two such sequences are adjacent when they differ in precisely two places. We show that has integral eigenvalues, and smallest eigenvalue , and that this graph has a large part of its spectrum in common with the Johnson graph . We determine the automorphism group and several other properties.
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