Hidden Irregularity Versus Hidden Structure: The Emergence of the Johnson Graphs
summary
Laszlo Babai examines how Johnson graphs arise in the context of distinguishing hidden irregularity from hidden structure; he discusses the role of Johnson graphs as emergent combinatorial objects and analyzes their relevance to problems in the structure-vs-randomness paradigm, using graph-theoretic and combinatorial methods.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:42So for semiregular bipartite graphs
- 6:36Iwins, symmetry defect for bipartite graphs
- 15:34So for bipartite graphs: imprimitive case
- 20:14So for bipartite graphs: UPCC case
- 24:22Neighborhood hypergraph in bipartite graph
- 35:03Design Lemma: the algorithm
- 35:52Hidden irregularity or ...?
- 37:29Paradoxes of Graph Isomorphism
