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An algebraic approach to asymptotics of the number of unlabelled bicolored graphs (2407.07870v1)

Published 10 Jul 2024 in math.CO

Abstract: We define and study two structures associated to permutation groups: Dirichlet characters on permutation groups, and the "cycle form," a bilinear form on the group algebras of permutation groups. We use Dirichlet characters and the cycle form to find a new upper bound on the number of unlabelled bicolored graphs with $p$ red vertices and $q$ blue vertices. We use this bound to calculate the asymptotic growth rate of the number of such graphs as $p,q\rightarrow\infty$, answering a 1973 question of Harrison in the case where $q-p$ is fixed. As an application, we show that, in an asymptotic sense, "most" elements of the power set $P({ 1, \dots ,p} \times { 1, \dots ,q})$ are in free $\Sigma_p\times \Sigma_q$-orbits.

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