This paper investigates the properties of permutation Ham- ming graphs, a class of graphs in which the vertices are the permutations of n symbols and the edges connect pairs of vertices at a Hamming dis- tance greater than or equal to a value d. Despite a remarkable regularity, permutation Hamming graphs elude general formulas for relevant indica- tors like the clique number. The clique number plays a crucial role in the Maximum Permutation Code Problem (MPCP), a well-known optimiza- tion problem. This work focuses on the relationship between permutation Hamming graphs and a particular type of Tura ́n graphs. The main re- sult is a theorem asserting that permutation Hamming graphs are the intersection of a set of Tur ́an graphs. This equivalence has implications on the MPCP. In fact it enables a reformulation as a hitting set problem, which in turn can be translated into a binary integer program.
Permutation Codes, Hamming Graphs and Turan Graphs / Barta, Janos; Montemanni, Roberto. - 574:(2019), pp. 111-118. (Intervento presentato al convegno 3rd International Conference on: Applied Physics, System Science and Computers tenutosi a Dubrovnik, Croatia nel September 2018) [10.1007/978-3-030-21507-1_17].
Permutation Codes, Hamming Graphs and Turan Graphs
Montemanni Roberto
2019
Abstract
This paper investigates the properties of permutation Ham- ming graphs, a class of graphs in which the vertices are the permutations of n symbols and the edges connect pairs of vertices at a Hamming dis- tance greater than or equal to a value d. Despite a remarkable regularity, permutation Hamming graphs elude general formulas for relevant indica- tors like the clique number. The clique number plays a crucial role in the Maximum Permutation Code Problem (MPCP), a well-known optimiza- tion problem. This work focuses on the relationship between permutation Hamming graphs and a particular type of Tura ́n graphs. The main re- sult is a theorem asserting that permutation Hamming graphs are the intersection of a set of Tur ́an graphs. This equivalence has implications on the MPCP. In fact it enables a reformulation as a hitting set problem, which in turn can be translated into a binary integer program.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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