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18 April 2024
 
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Arithmetical structures on bidents
Kassie Archer ; Abigail Bishop ; Alexander Diaz-Lopez ; Luis David Garcia Puente ; Darren Glass ; Joel Louwsma ;
Date 4 Mar 2019
AbstractAn arithmetical structure on a finite, connected graph $G$ is a pair of vectors $(mathbf{d}, mathbf{r})$ with positive integer entries for which $(operatorname{diag}(mathbf{d}) - A)mathbf{r} = mathbf{0}$, where $A$ is the adjacency matrix of $G$ and where the entries of $mathbf{r}$ have no common factor. The critical group of an arithmetical structure is the torsion part of the cokernel of $(operatorname{diag}(mathbf{d}) - A)$. In this paper, we study arithmetical structures and their critical groups on bidents, which are graphs consisting of a path with two "prongs" at one end. We give a process for determining the number of arithmetical structures on the bident with $n$ vertices and show that this number grows at the same rate as the Catalan numbers as $n$ increases. We also completely characterize the groups that occur as critical groups of arithmetical structures on bidents.
Source arXiv, 1903.1393
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