The purpose of this paper is to study the action on cycles of several known classes of oligomorphic groups, that is, infinite permutation groups of countable degree having only finitely many orbits on k-sets for each k. The groups studied here are all related to trees and treelike relational structures. The sequence whose k-th term is the number of orbits in the action on k-cycles is called Parker sequence. It turns out that, if we are dealing with the automorphism group of a suitable relational structure, this sequence counts also the finite substructures admitting a cyclic automorphism; in calculating these sequences for various groups, we shall thus describe and enumerate such substructures.

Merola, F., DANIELE A., G. (2005). Cycle action on treelike structures. JOURNAL OF ALGEBRAIC COMBINATORICS, 22, 105-114 [10.1007/s10801-005-7395-x].

Cycle action on treelike structures

MEROLA, FRANCESCA;
2005-01-01

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to study the action on cycles of several known classes of oligomorphic groups, that is, infinite permutation groups of countable degree having only finitely many orbits on k-sets for each k. The groups studied here are all related to trees and treelike relational structures. The sequence whose k-th term is the number of orbits in the action on k-cycles is called Parker sequence. It turns out that, if we are dealing with the automorphism group of a suitable relational structure, this sequence counts also the finite substructures admitting a cyclic automorphism; in calculating these sequences for various groups, we shall thus describe and enumerate such substructures.
2005
Merola, F., DANIELE A., G. (2005). Cycle action on treelike structures. JOURNAL OF ALGEBRAIC COMBINATORICS, 22, 105-114 [10.1007/s10801-005-7395-x].
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