On graphs in which all neighborhoods of vertices are locally pseudocyclic graphs
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A locally pseudocyclic graph is a strongly regular graph such that two adjacent vertices have exactly two common neighbors. In this paper, the authors give a characterization of an amply regular graph (resp. a distance-regular graph) in which all neighborhoods of vertices are locally pseudocyclic graphs with eigenvalue 3.
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