Abstract

We consider the real three-dimensional Euclidean Jordan algebra associated to a strongly regular graph. Then, the Krein parameters of a strongly regular graph are generalized and some generalized Krein admissibility conditions are deduced. Furthermore, we establish some relations between the classical Krein parameters and the generalized Krein parameters.

Highlights

  • In this paper we explore the close and interesting relationship of a three-dimensional Euclidean Jordan algebra to the adjacency matrix of a strongly regular graph X

  • Euclidean Jordan algebras were born by adding an inner product with a certain property to a Jordan algebra

  • It is remarkable that Euclidean Jordan algebras turned out to have such a wide range of applications

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Introduction

In this paper we explore the close and interesting relationship of a three-dimensional Euclidean Jordan algebra to the adjacency matrix of a strongly regular graph X. The parameters of a (n, k, a, c) -strongly regular graph are not independent and are related by the equality k (k − a −1) = (n − k −1) c It is well known (see, for instance, [9]) that the eigenvalues of a (n, k, a, c) -strongly regular graph X are k, θ and τ , where θ and τ are given by ( ) θ = a − c + (a − c)2 + 4(k − c) 2,. In order to obtain new feasible conditions for the existence of a strongly regular graph, in Section 3, we define the generalized Krein parameters of a strongly regular graph. Since the generalized Krein parameters are nonnegative we establish new admissibility conditions, for the parameters of a strongly regular graph that give different information from that given by the Krein conditions 6) - 7)

Euclidean Jordan Algebras and Strongly Regular Graphs
A Generalization of the Krein Parameters
Relations between the Krein Parameters and the Generalized Krein Parameters
Some Conclusions
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