On the fixed number of graphs
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Abstract: An automorphism on a graph is a bijective mapping on the vertex set , which preserves the relation of adjacency between any two vertices of . An automorphism fixes a vertex if maps onto itself. The stabilizer of a set of vertices is the set of all automorphisms that fix vertices of . A set is called fixing set of , if its stabilizer is trivial. The fixing number of a graph is the cardinality of a smallest fixing set. The fixed number of a graph is the minimum , such that every -set of vertices of is a fixing set of . A graph is called a -fixed graph if its fixing number and fixed number are both . In this paper, we study the fixed number of a graph and give construction of a graph of higher fixed number from graph with lower fixed number. We find bound on in terms of diameter of a distance-transitive -fixed graph.
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