ex 1.5.12 (a) (first edition), ex 1.5.11 (a) (second printing)
I think that we should require that the graph has no isolated vertices, because then if it is arc-transitive it has to be both vertex and edge transitive.
The blog of the book by J.A. Bondy and U.S.R. Murty
I think that we should require that the graph has no isolated vertices, because then if it is arc-transitive it has to be both vertex and edge transitive.
I would like background information concerning open problem 70. I cannot find the reference S. Thomassé 2005, nor can I find any mention of the conjecture in Sullivan 2006. Thanks.
I am still battling with this part. Please check the details written in the text: the Turan graph (2,12) is actually the complete bipartite graph K(6,6), while the icosahedron is not bipartite.
The last sentence of the first paragraph is missing a full stop.