Symmetrical 2-extensions of the 3-dimensional grid. I.

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Abstract: For a positive integer d, a connected graph Gamma is a symmetrical 2-extension of the d-dimensional grid Lambdad if there exists a vertex-tran-sitive group G of automorphisms of Gamma and its imprimitivity system sigma with blocks of order 2 such that there exists an isomorphism varphi of the quotient graph Gamma/sigma onto Lambdad. The tuple (Gamma,G,sigma,varphi) with specified components is called a realization of the symmetrical 2-extension Gamma of the grid Lambdad. Two realizations (Gamma1,G1, sigma1,varphi1) and (Gamma2,G2,sigma2,varphi2) are called equivalent if there exists an isomorphism of the graph Gamma1 onto Gamma2 which maps sigma1 onto sigma2. V. Trofimov proved that, up to equivalence, there are only finitely many realizations of symmetrical 2-extensions of Lambdad for each positive integer d. E. Konovalchik and K. Kostousov found all, up to equivalence, realizations of symmetrical 2-extensions of the grid Lambda2. In this work we found all, up to equivalence, realizations (Gamma,G,sigma,varphi) of symmetrical 2-extensions of the grid Lambda3 for which only the trivial automorphism of Gamma preserves all blocks of sigma (we prove that there are 5573 such realizations, and that among corresponding graphs Gamma there are 5350 pairwise non-isomorphic).





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