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摘要
Babai 的一个著名猜想指出,如果 G 是任意有限单纯群,X 是 G 的一个生成集,那么对于某个普遍常数 c,Cayley 图 Cay(G, X) 的直径以 log ∣G∣c 为界。在本文中,我们将证明对于 G = PSL(n,q)、PSp(n,q) 或 PSU(n,q)(其中 q 为奇数)的 Cay(G,X),在 X 包含一个横切面且 q ≠ 9 或 81 的假设条件下,Cay(G,X) 的这样一个约束。
On the diameter of Cayley graphs of classical groups with generating sets containing a transvection
A well-known conjecture of Babai states that if G is any finite simple group and X is a generating set for G, then the diameter of the Cayley graph Cay(G, X) is bounded by log ∣G∣c for some universal constant c. In this paper, we prove such a bound for Cay(G, X) for G = PSL(n, q), PSp(n, q) or PSU(n, q) where q is odd, under the assumptions that X contains a transvection and q ≠ 9 or 81.
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