Bijections in de Bruijn graphs.
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Abstract: A T-net of order is a graph with nodes and directed edges, where every node has indegree and outdegree equal to . (A well known example of T-nets are de Bruijn graphs.) Given a T-net of order , there is the so called "doubling" process that creates a T-net from with nodes and edges. Let denote the number of Eulerian cycles in a graph . It is known that . In this paper we present a new proof of this identity. Moreover we prove that . Let denote the set of all Eulerian cycles in a graph and the set of all binary sequences of length . Exploiting the new proof we construct a bijection , which allows us to solve one of Stanley's open questions: we find a bijection between de Bruijn sequences of order and .
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