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Classification of amply regular graphs with \(b_1=6\). (English. Russian original) Zbl 1304.05033

Proc. Steklov Inst. Math. 283, Suppl. 1, S46-S55 (2013); translation from Tr. Inst. Mat. Mekh. (Ekaterinburg) 18, No. 3, 90-98 (2012).
Summary: An undirected graph with \(v\) vertices in which the degrees of all vertices are equal to \(k\), each edge is contained in exactly \(\lambda\) triangles, and the intersection of the neighborhoods of any two vertices at distance 2 contains exactly \(\mu\) vertices is called amply regular with parameters (\(v\), \(k\), \(\lambda\), \(\mu\)). We complete the classification of amply regular graphs with \(b_1=6\), where \(b_1=k-\lambda -1\).

MSC:

05C12 Distance in graphs
05C07 Vertex degrees
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