Cayley graphs provide a powerful and intuitive framework linking group theory with graph theory by representing groups through vertices and edges defined by a generating set. In the realm of finite ...
We prove that given any sequence $G_1, G_2,\ldots$ of graphs, where $G_1$ is finite planar and all other $G_i$ are possibly infinite, there are indices $i,j$ such ...
Let G be a locally finite infinite graph and let I(G) be the set of ends of G. The Freudenthal compactification of G is the topological space |G| which is obtained from the usual topological space of ...
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