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This database contains the (not necessarily commutative) Schurian association schemes of order 2 to 48. The details of this database are reported in the paper "A census of small Schurian association schemes". The Schurian association schemes of order N are contained in the file "SchurianSchemesN". Each line of the file contains the list [ Relmat, Generators, TransitiveIdentification, CharacterTable, Multiplicities] where: - Relmat is the relation matrix describing an association scheme - Generators are permutations which generate the full automorphism group of the association scheme - TransitiveIdentification is the identification for the automorphism group in the transitive groups libraries of GAP and MAGMA - CharacterTable is the character table of the association scheme - The i-th entry of Multiplicities is the multiplicity of the character in the i-th row of the character table Note that some entries of the character tables use the GAP notation E(n) to describe a primitive n-th root of unity, meaning that they can be read directly by GAP but conversion may be required for use in other software packages.
Previously, line 1 of "SchurianSchemes45" was duplicated. The duplicate entry has been removed. The author was supported by the Australian Research Council Discovery Grant DP200101951. This work was supported by resources provided by the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre with funding from the Australian Government and the Government of Western Australia.
2-closed groups, Schurian, transitive, coherent configuration, association scheme
2-closed groups, Schurian, transitive, coherent configuration, association scheme
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