Quantum symmetry in multigraphs (part II)

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2403.00481v1
• Date: Fri, 1 Mar 2024 12:08:24 GMT
• Title: Quantum symmetry in multigraphs (part II)
• Abstract summary: This article is a continuation of "Quantum symmetry in multigraphs (part I)" We give an explicit construction of a non-Bichon type co-action on a multigraph that is, it preserves quantum symmetry of (V,E) in our sense but not always in Bichon's sense.
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• Abstract: This article is a continuation of "Quantum symmetry in multigraphs (part I)". In this article, we give an explicit construction of a non-Bichon type co-action on a multigraph that is, it preserves quantum symmetry of (V,E) in our sense but not always in Bichon's sense. This construction itself is motivated from automorphisms of quantum graphs.

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