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arXiv · 2510.07033

A classification of vertex-reversing maps with Euler characteristic coprime to the edge number

Abstract

An arc-regular map is \emph{vertex-reversing} if the automorphism group has dihedral vertex stabilizers. This paper classifies solvable vertex-reversing maps whose Euler characteristic is coprime to the edge number. The classification establishes that such maps fall into four families: $\D_{2n}$-maps, $(\D_{2m}\times\D_{2n})$-maps, $(\ZZ_{mn\ell}{:}\D_4)$-maps, and $(\ZZ_{3^f n}.\S_4)$-maps, with the parameters specified in the main theorem. Moreover, for each family, we provide an explicit formula for the Euler characteristic.

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Luyi Liu, Hanyue Yi, Yan Zhou Zhu. 2025-10-08. A classification of vertex-reversing maps with Euler characteristic coprime to the edge number. https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07033

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