Subgroup perfect codes of Sn in Cayley graphs

Abstract

A perfect code in a graph = (V, E) is a subset C of V such that no two vertices in C are adjacent and every vertex in V C is adjacent to exactly one vertex in C. A subgroup H of a group G is called a subgroup perfect code of G if there exists a Cayley graph of G which admits H as a perfect code. In this work, we present a classification of cyclic 2-subgroup perfect codes in Sn. We analyze these subgroup codes, detailing their structure and properties. We extend our discussion to various classes of subgroup codes in the symmetric group Sn , encompassing both commutative and non-commutative cases. We provide numerous examples to illustrate and support our findings.

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