On the non-commuting graph of the simple groups
Ahanjideh, N.; Iranmanesh, A.;
On the non-commuting graph of the simple groups
Given an arbitrary non-abelian group G and arbitrary flnite group H, denote by ¡(G) the non-commuting graph of G and denote by GK(H) the prime graph of H. In 2006, A. Abdollahi, S. Akbari and H. R. Maimani put forward the following conjecture [1]: ...
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Simple group of lie type, Non-commuting graph, Maximal independent set
Simple group of lie type, Non-commuting graph, Maximal independent set
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