Some Generalized Suborbital Graphs

Abstract

We consider the notion of suborbital graphs of a group of Möbius transformations. Defining an

imprimitive action, we examine graphs arising from this action. First, we get necessary and sufficient conditions

for an edge, then we examine circuit conditions in graphs. This paper is an extension of some results in [3] [6].

Keywords

• Mobius transformations,Imprimitive action,Suborbital Graphs

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