Geometric structure of chemistry-relevant graphs. Zigzags and central circuits
The present book focuses on zigzags and central circuits of three or four-regular plane graphs, which allow to obtain a double covering or covering of the edgeset. Mainly, specific classes of bifaced plane graphs (i.e., those without faces of negative curvature) that are of great importance in mathematical chemistry are studied. It contains, for example, fullerenes, octahedrites, icosahedrites and disk-fullerenes. For these classes of graphs, the zigzags and central circuits are considered. Furthermore, a special construction called Goldberg-Coxeter construction is studied systematically for three-, four-, and six-valent graphs. It allows to describe them explicitly in terms of two integer parameters \(k\) and \(l\). For classes of graphs with non-maximal symmetry, more complex description is explained in practise by presenting the formalism of hyperbolic complex geometry. Moreover, for several infinite families of complexes and polytopes the zigzag structure is computed.
- Construction of fullerenes and Pogorelov polytopes with 5-, 6- and one 7-gonal face
- Zigzag structure of thin chamber complexes
- Goldberg-Coxeter construction for 3- and 4-valent plane graphs
- Z-knotted and Z-homogeneous triangulations of surfaces
- \(z\)-knotted triangulations of surfaces
- Connected sums of \(z\)-knotted triangulations
- On two types of \(Z\)-monodromy in triangulations of surfaces
- Lego-like spheres and tori
- Zigzag structure of complexes
- Geometry of chemical graphs. Polycycles and two-faced maps
- Zigzag and central circuit structure of \((\{1,2,3\}, 6)\)-spheres
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1779396 (Why is no real title available?)
- Zigzag Structures of Simple Two-Faced Polyhedra
- \(Z\)-oriented triangulations of surfaces
- Zigzags in combinatorial tetrahedral chains and the associated Markov chain
- On \(z\)-monodromies in embedded graphs
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