Nontrivial nuciferous graphs exist

Abstract

A nuciferous graph is a simple graph with a non-singular 0-1 adjacency matrix A such that all the diagonal entries of A-1 are zero and all the off-diagonal entries of A-1 are non-zero. Sciriha et al. conjectured that except K2, no nuciferous graph exists. We disprove this conjecture. Moreover, we conjecture that there infinitely many nuciferous Cayley graphs.

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