Edge-transitive graphs of small order and the answer to a 1967 question by Folkman
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Abstract: In this paper, we introduce a method for finding all edge-transitive graphs of small order, using faithful representations of transitive permutation groups of small degree, and we explain how we used this method to find all edge-transitive graphs of order up to , and all bipartite edge-transitive graphs of order up to . We also give an answer to a 1967 question of Folkman about semi-symmetric graphs of large valency; in fact we show that for semi-symmetric graphs of order and valency , the ratio can be arbitrarily close to .
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