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2025-05-04 / Last updated : 2025-05-07 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

New Distance-Biregular Graphs, Twin-Width of SRGs & a Covering Problem

April has been a very busy month for me for various reasons. One of them is that I had three preprints put on the arXiv: Let me discuss all of these here with a focus on the first of the three. In each case I try to focus on aspects which are not the focus […]

2023-11-21 / Last updated : 2023-11-21 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

Interlacing and the Second Largest Eigenvalue

Apparently, I described a very elegant argument to give a lower bound on the second largest eigenvalue of the adjacency matrix of a regular graph last year. This was pointed out in two recent preprints by Eero Räty, Benny Sudakov, and Istvan Tomon. This blog post is to describe the very short argument and how […]

2022-08-09 / Last updated : 2022-08-09 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

Collecting Strongly Regular Graphs

Today I write about a recent hobby of mine: Collecting strongly regular graphs. It started three years ago. You can find my collection on my homepage. I collect many SRGs with known parameters. It started here. This is about size, not quantity, and tries to give an idea how a typical SRG with certain parameters […]

2021-11-01 / Last updated : 2021-11-01 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

A Boolean Function with Small Degree and Many Variables

Recently, while working on a research project, I got on a tangent. From this tangent, I got on another tangent and that is what I want to write about today: a very nice Boolean function. This example got rediscovered several times for different reasons and, as I try to emphasize from time, I believe that […]

2020-04-09 / Last updated : 2020-04-09 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

Sp(6, 2)’s Family, Plots, and Ramsey Numbers

Strongly regular graphs lie on the cusp between highly structured and unstructured. For example, there is a unique strongly regular graph with parameters (36, 10, 4, 2), but there are 32548 non-isomorphic graphs with parameters (36, 15, 6, 6). Peter Cameron, Random Strongly Regular Graphs? This a shorter version of this report which I just […]

2020-01-16 / Last updated : 2020-01-16 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

The Independence Number of the Orthogonality Graph — Or: The Usefulness of Literature Study

Let $ {X}$ be the orthogonality graph, that is the graph with $ {\{ -1, 1 \}^n}$ as vertices with two vertices adjacent if they are orthogonal. So $ {x, y \in \{ -1, 1 \}^n}$ are adjacent if $ {x \cdot y = x_1y_1 + x_2y_2 + \ldots + x_ny_n = 0}$. There are […]

2019-08-28 / Last updated : 2019-08-28 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

Six Spectral Bounds

I spent the last few days in vain using several spectral arguments to bound the size of certain intersection problems. For instance what is the largest set of vectors in $ {\{ 0, 1 \}^4}$ pairwise at Hamming distance at most $ {2}$ (a problem solved by Kleitman, recently investigated by Huang, Klurman and Pohoata). […]

2019-07-27 / Last updated : 2019-07-27 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

Huang’s Breakthrough, Cvetković’s Bound, Godsil’s Question, and Sinkovic’s Answer

Let us consider the $ {n}$-dimensional hypercube $ {\{ 0, 1 \}^n}$. The Hamming graph on $ {H_n}$ has the elements of $ {\{ 0, 1 \}^n}$ as vertices an two vertices are adjacent if their Hamming distance is one, so they differ in one coordinate. It is easy to see that the independence number […]

2019-05-15 / Last updated : 2019-05-15 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

Pseudorandom clique-free graphs

Anurag Bishnoi wrote a post about a recently finished preprint on pseudorandom clique-free graphs written by me, Anurag, and Valentina Pepe. We (slightly) improve a construction by Alon and Krivelevich from 1997.

2019-04-17 / Last updated : 2019-04-17 Ferdinand Ihringer Mathematics

Constructing Cospectral Graphs

Last week I had a cold and could not do much thinking. So I spent my time making TikZ pictures for an upcoming talk of mine. This talk is on my recent work with Akihiro Munemasa on constructing cospectral strongly regular graphs. I think that the pictures are nice for a blog post, so here […]

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