Existence conjecture for divisible design Cayley digraphs with prime-power parameters

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Let nn be an odd prime power. A divisible design Cayley digraph is a Cayley digraph that forms a divisible design with parameters (v,k,λ1,λ2,m,n)(v,k,\lambda_1,\lambda_2,m,n), where the parameters specify its order, valency, within-class and between-class common-neighbour counts, and the number and size of the classes. Existence conjecture. There exists a divisible design Cayley digraph with parameters

(n2−1,n,0,1,n+1,n−1).(n^2-1,n,0,1,n+1,n-1).

The construction is known in the cases checked by computer, and the conjecture asks whether it exists for every odd prime power nn.

References

Primary source

Dean Crnkovic, Hadi Kharaghani and Andrea Svob, “Divisible design Cayley digraphs”, arXiv:1910.10991 (2019).

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