Regular maps of order 2-powers

Abstract

In this paper, we consider the possible types of regular maps of order 2n, where the order of a regular map is the order of automorphism group of the map. For n 11, M. Conder classified all regular maps of order 2n. It is easy to classify regular maps of order 2n whose valency or covalency is 2 or 2n-1. So we assume that n ≥ 12 and 2≤ s,t≤ n-2 with s≤ t to consider regular maps of order 2n with type \2s, 2t\. We show that for s+t≤ n or for s+t>n with s=t, there exists a regular map of order 2n with type \2s, 2t\, and furthermore, we classify regular maps of order 2n with types \2n-2,2n-2\ and \2n-3,2n-3\. We conjecture that, if s+t>n with s<t, then there is no regular map of order 2n with type \2s, 2t\, and we confirm the conjecture for t=n-2 and n-3.

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