Survey discusses relationships between G-graphs and Cayley graphs, indicating their broad applications in science.
Algebra has always played an important role in combinatorics, undoubtedly due to the power of the tools introduced by this theory. A significant portion of these developments concerns graphs and groups, and more specifically Cayley graphs, which are very useful in many scientific fields. This article presents a new type of graph associated with a group; more precisely, it is a survey that highlights the most important properties of this new type of graph. The relationships between G-graphs and Cayley graphs will be studied. Finally, some applications of these graphs will be examined.
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