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Homogeneous factorisations of graph products
Giudici, Michael ...
A homogeneous factorisation of a digraph ▫$\Gamma$▫ consists of a partition ▫${\mathscr{P}} = \{P_1,...,P_k\}$▫ of the arc set ▫$A\Gamma$▫ and two vertex-transitive subgroups ▫$M \le G \le ...{\mathrm{Aut}}(\Gamma)$▫ such that ▫$M$▫ fixes each ▫$P_i$▫ setwise while ▫$G$▫ leaves ▫$\mathscr{P}$▫ invariant and permutes its parts transitively. Given two graphs ▫$\Gamma_1$▫ and ▫$\Gamma_2$▫ we consider several ways of taking a product of ▫$\Gamma_1$▫ and ▫$\Gamma_2$▫ to form a larger graph, namely the direct product, cartesian product and lexicographic product. We provide many constructions which enable us to lift homogeneous factorisations or certain arc partitions of ▫$\Gamma_1$▫ and ▫$\Gamma_2$▫, to homogeneous factorisations of the various products.
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