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Vertex-transitive graphs
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The direct sum of cyclic groups
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On a Theorem of Sabidussi
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Loops with transitive automorphism groups
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Linear Graphs of Degree ≤ 6 and their Groups

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Introduction
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Finite digraphs with given regular automorphism groups
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On products of graphs and regular groups
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On the asymptotic enumeration of Cayley graphs
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Infinite primitive directed graphs
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Cayley graphs with few automorphisms
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On the structure of infinite vertex-transitive graphs
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Über das schwache kartesische Produkt von Graphen
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Labeled versus unlabeled distributed Cayley networks
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2-closed abelian permutation groups
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Finite groups admitting an oriented regular representation
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Every finite non-solvable group admits an oriented regular representation
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On the existence of graphical Frobenius representations and their asymptotic enumeration
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Finding automorphism groups of double coset graphs and Cayley graphs are equivalent problems
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Infinite digraphs with given regular automorphism groups
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Bibliography
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Near Products
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Most rigid representations and Cayley index
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Regular Representation of Finite Groups by Hypergraphs
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Finite transitive groups having many suborbits of cardinality at most 2 and an application to the enumeration of Cayley graphs
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Cayley graphs with few automorphisms: the case of infinite groups
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