Famous graphs

[SupposeNot]

We should have eg:

• Heawood graph
• Peterson graph
• circulant graphs
• K_{n,m}
• etc.

[SupposeNot]

And as much Cayley graph stuff as we can manage

[Mixer2021]

https://github.com/jaanos/gap-graphs has quite a bit done for families of graphs. Perhaps we don't need to reinvent the wheel.

Also CayleyGraph( G, gens ) is already in GRAPE.

[SupposeNot]

I guess we just need to make sure we can interoperate well.

[SupposeNot]

Have you been able to get this to load? I can't seem to...

[Mixer2021]

Hmmmm. Nope something is not right. Package is a bit old. Let me look to see if it is implemented elsewhere.

[Mixer2021]

I don't see another good source. Should we just take/borrow what we need and somehow add the below copyright info? Otherwise, I can make what we need from scratch without TOO much trouble. The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2014 Janoš Vidali

[SupposeNot]

Why don't we email him as ask what the development status is/what sort of acknowledgement he would like? The MIT license is pretty generous in its terms. The only question mark in my mind is if it is possible to limit the applicability of the MIT stuff to the code we are using/modifying? I'm thinking we include that notice at the header of any file where we are directly incorporating his code, with a small additional header making it clear that the MIT license does not extend to the rest of the GAP project (we haven't decided on a license we want to use for this).

[Mixer2021]

Leaving this issue open. On the first pass we now have: Heawood graph Peterson graph circulant graphs K_{n,m}

Can think about other graphs that we want to add, and put them here as needed.

[Mixer2021]

Closed for now.