Automorphism groups of the Pancake graphs
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Abstract: It is well-known that the pancake graphs are widely used as models for interconnection networks cite{Akers}. In this paper, some properties of the pancake graphs are investigated. We first prove that the pancake graph, denoted by is super-connected and hyper-connected. Further, we study the symmetry of and completely determine its full automorphism group,which shows that is a graphical regular representation of
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