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</script>The authors construct a root graph on \(192\) vertices that is locally the line graph of the Petersen graph and they show that this graph is the unique root graph with \(\mu = 2\) that is locally the line graph of the Petersen graph (\(\mu = 2\) means that every two vertices at distance two have precisely two common neighbours). Moreover, a new distance-regular graph on \(96\) vertices (with intersection array \(\{15,10,1;1,2,15\}\) and automorphism group \(2^4 \text{Sym}(6)\)) and several new strongly regular graphs (with parameters \((v,k,\lambda,\mu) = (96,20,4,4)\) and \((96,19,2,4)\)) and square \(2\)-\((96,20,4)\) designs are constructed.
Symmetric design, Root graph, Group actions on designs, etc., Distance-regular graph, Theoretical Computer Science, distance-regular graph, Local characterization, strongly regular graph, Association schemes, strongly regular graphs, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, local characterization, symmetric design, Strongly regular graph
Symmetric design, Root graph, Group actions on designs, etc., Distance-regular graph, Theoretical Computer Science, distance-regular graph, Local characterization, strongly regular graph, Association schemes, strongly regular graphs, Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics, local characterization, symmetric design, Strongly regular graph
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