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Logarithmic girth expander graphs of SLn(Fp)
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Arzhantseva Goulnara
, Biswas Arindam
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Diameters
/ Expanders
/ Graphs
/ Logarithms
/ Subgroups
2022
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Logarithmic girth expander graphs of SLn(Fp)
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Arzhantseva Goulnara
, Biswas Arindam
in
Diameters
/ Expanders
/ Graphs
/ Logarithms
/ Subgroups
2022
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Logarithmic girth expander graphs of SLn(Fp)
2022
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We provide an explicit construction of finite 4-regular graphs (Γk)k∈N with girthΓk→∞ as k→∞ and diamΓkgirthΓk⩽D for some D>0 and all k∈N. For each fixed dimension n⩾2, we find a pair of matrices in SLn(Z) such that (i) they generate a free subgroup, (ii) their reductions modp generate SLn(Fp) for all sufficiently large primes p, (iii) the corresponding Cayley graphs of SLn(Fp) have girth at least cnlogp for some cn>0. Relying on growth results (with no use of expansion properties of the involved graphs), we observe that the diameter of those Cayley graphs is at most O(logp). This gives infinite sequences of finite 4-regular Cayley graphs of SLn(Fp) as p→∞ with large girth and bounded diameter-by-girth ratio. These are the first explicit examples in all dimensions n⩾2 (all prior examples were in n=2). Moreover, they happen to be expanders. Together with Margulis’ and Lubotzky–Phillips–Sarnak’s classical constructions, these new graphs are the only known explicit logarithmic girth Cayley graph expanders.
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Springer Nature B.V
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