Classification of Deza graphs from anisotropic association schemes of quadrics
Valentino Smaldore
Abstract
Let Q(3,q), where ∈\+,-\ and q>3 is odd, be a non-degenerate hyperbolic or elliptic quadric of PG(3,q). Fix one of the two quadratic classes of anisotropic points. Since the line joining two distinct points of this class is tangent, secant, or external to the quadric, one obtains a 3-class association scheme. We classify all non-trivial unions of its relations which define Deza graphs. In addition to the previously known tangency family, exactly four exceptional strictly Deza graphs occur, with parameters (360,135,54,45), (369,108,36,27), (65,34,18,15) and (168,111,75,70). We determine their spectra and Deza children and give geometric or group-theoretic descriptions of all four exceptional graphs.
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