Semi-edges, reflections and Coxeter groups
Ralf Gramlich, Georg Hofmann, Karl‐Hermann Neeb
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Ralf Gramlich, Georg Hofmann, Karl‐Hermann Neeb
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We combine the theory of Coxeter groups, the covering theory of graphs introduced by Malnic, Nedela and Skoviera and the theory of reflections of graphs in order to obtain the following characterization of a Coxeter group: Let π : Γ → ( v , D , ι , − 1 ) \pi : \Gamma \rightarrow (v,D,\iota ,-1) be a 1 1 -covering of a monopole admitting semi-edges only. The graph Γ \Gamma is the Cayley graph of a Coxeter group if and only if π \pi is regular and any deck transformation in Δ ( π ) \Delta (\pi ) that interchanges two neighboring vertices of Γ \Gamma acts as a reflection on Γ \Gamma .
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We combine the theory of Coxeter groups, the covering theory of graphs introduced by Malnic, Nedela and Skoviera and the theory of reflections of graphs in order to obtain the following characterization of a Coxeter group: Let π : Γ → ( v , D , ι , − 1 ) \pi : \Gamma \rightarrow (v,D,\iota ,-1) be a 1 1 -covering of a monopole admitting semi-edges only. The graph Γ \Gamma is the Cayley graph of a Coxeter group if and only if π \pi is regular and any deck transformation in Δ ( π ) \Delta (\pi ) that interchanges two neighboring vertices of Γ \Gamma acts as a reflection on Γ \Gamma .
Key concepts: Coxeter group, Mathematics, Coxeter element, Coxeter complex, Point group, Combinatorics, Pure mathematics, Artin group