Doubly semiequivelar maps on torus and Klein bottle
Motivated by the concepts of equivelar and semiequivelar maps, the authors introduce a new concept of doubly semiequivelar maps on 2-dimensional surfaces. A doubly semiequivelar map is a map with two distinct face-sequences satisfying two additional conditions: (i) constancy of sign of the combinatorial curvature (ii) vertices of same type face-sequence also have links of the same face-sequence up to a cyclic permutation. Using the relation with 2-uniform plane tilings, the authors propose a method for the classification of all doubly semiequivelar maps on torus and Klein bottle with face-size at most 4 and calculate all such maps containing at most 15 vertices. Also some infinite series of doubly semiequivelar maps on torus are constructed.
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