We classify combinatorial configurations in digraphs, revealing patterns in configurations for v ≤ 11, indicating deeper relationships.
We study ( v , k )-configurations with k = 5, which are combinatorial objects. We prove necessary and sufficient conditions for combinatorial equivalence of ( v , 5)-configurations constructed from digraphs with two input and two output arcs in each vertex. We develop an algorithms for construction of ( v , 5)-configurations and identification of combinatorially equivalent of ( v , 5)-configurations. We also give a description of all ( v , 5)-configurations for v ≤ 10 and evaluate the number of combinatorially nonequivalent (11, 5)-configurations.
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Maksim M. Komyagin (2025) studied this question.
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