The finite simple group k-valent GRR conjecture

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A graphical regular representation (GRR) of a group GG is a Cayley graph whose full automorphism group is isomorphic to GG; a GRR is kk-valent when the corresponding graph has valency kk. The finite simple group kk-valent GRR conjecture. For each integer k3k\geq3, except for a finite number of cases, every finite nonabelian simple group has a kk-valent GRR. This extends the previously known cubic case, but the source presents the general assertion as a conjecture and studies it for alternating groups and groups of Lie type.

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Binzhou Xia, “Graphical regular representations of (2,p)-generated groups”, arXiv:2304.00541 (2024).

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