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· The regularity of a directed graph provides us with an eigenvalue that turns out to be the largest in magnitude for such a graph; · We will also define the notion of a path in a graph to study its connectivity; · The most interesting point in this work is the concept of the adjacency matrix of a finite regular graph, which will allow us to explore the relationship between the graph's connectivity and the eigenvalues of the matrix; · We will conclude this work with a method for calculating the eigenvalues of Cayley graphs defined from abelian groups. To this end, we will recall some results from representation theory.
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14021898
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