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When is a $2$2$-$liftlift of a graph connected?

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ALet $2-$ lift of$\ (V\ E)\ $ be a graph is specified by a, i.e. $\pm 1$ assignment on the edges of the graph$\ E\subseteq\binom V2.\ $ A ( given as$2$-lift pattern of a $\vert V\vert \times \vert V\vert$ signing matrix $A_s$) denoting which edge is to be duplicated by the identity permutation on two elements and whichgraph is to be lifted with a flip. Like if the $(a,b)$ entry of $A_s$ is $-1$ then it means that the edge $(a,b)$ will be replaced by $4$ vertices $a_1,a_2,b_1,b_2$ and edges $(a_1,b_2)$ andfunction $(a_2,b_1)$. But if that entry$\ e:E\rightarrow\{-1\,\ 1\}.\ $ The induced 2-lift is $1$ thendefined as the new edges would be $(a_1,b_1)$ andgraph $(a_2,b_2)$.$\ V\times\{-1\,\ 1\}\,\ E_e\ $ where

$$E_e\:=\ \{\{(a\ s)\,\ (b\ t)\}\ :\ \{a\ b\}\in V\ \ and\ \ t=e(\{a\ b\})\cdot s\}$$

  • Now by looking at the signing matrix$2$-lift pattern can one say if the lifted graph is connected or not?

A $2-$ lift of a graph is specified by a $\pm 1$ assignment on the edges of the graph ( given as a $\vert V\vert \times \vert V\vert$ signing matrix $A_s$) denoting which edge is to be duplicated by the identity permutation on two elements and which is to be lifted with a flip. Like if the $(a,b)$ entry of $A_s$ is $-1$ then it means that the edge $(a,b)$ will be replaced by $4$ vertices $a_1,a_2,b_1,b_2$ and edges $(a_1,b_2)$ and $(a_2,b_1)$. But if that entry is $1$ then the new edges would be $(a_1,b_1)$ and $(a_2,b_2)$.

  • Now by looking at the signing matrix can one say if the lifted graph is connected or not?

Let $\ (V\ E)\ $ be a graph, i.e. $\ E\subseteq\binom V2.\ $ A $2$-lift pattern of a graph is a function $\ e:E\rightarrow\{-1\,\ 1\}.\ $ The induced 2-lift is defined as the graph $\ V\times\{-1\,\ 1\}\,\ E_e\ $ where

$$E_e\:=\ \{\{(a\ s)\,\ (b\ t)\}\ :\ \{a\ b\}\in V\ \ and\ \ t=e(\{a\ b\})\cdot s\}$$

  • Now by looking at the $2$-lift pattern can one say if the lifted graph is connected or not?
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A $2-$ lift of a graph is specified by a $\pm 1$ assignment on the edges of the graph ( given as a $\vert V\vert \times \vert V\vert$ signing matrix $A_s$) denoting which edge is to be duplicated by the identity permutation on two elements orand which is to be lifted with a flip. Like if the $(a,b)$ entry of $A_s$ is $-1$ then it means that the edge $(a,b)$ will be replaced by $4$ vertices $a_1,a_2,b_1,b_2$ and edges $(a_1,b_2)$ and $(a_2,b_1)$. But if that entry is $1$ then the new edges would be $(a_1,b_1)$ and $(a_2,b_2)$.

  • Now by looking at the signing matrix can one say if the lifted graph is connected or not?

A $2-$ lift of a graph is specified by a $\pm 1$ assignment on the edges of the graph ( given as a $\vert V\vert \times \vert V\vert$ signing matrix $A_s$) denoting which edge is to be duplicated by the identity permutation on two elements or which is to be lifted with a flip. Like if the $(a,b)$ entry of $A_s$ is $-1$ then it means that the edge $(a,b)$ will be replaced by $4$ vertices $a_1,a_2,b_1,b_2$ and edges $(a_1,b_2)$ and $(a_2,b_1)$. But if that entry is $1$ then the new edges would be $(a_1,b_1)$ and $(a_2,b_2)$.

  • Now by looking at the signing matrix can one say if the lifted graph is connected or not?

A $2-$ lift of a graph is specified by a $\pm 1$ assignment on the edges of the graph ( given as a $\vert V\vert \times \vert V\vert$ signing matrix $A_s$) denoting which edge is to be duplicated by the identity permutation on two elements and which is to be lifted with a flip. Like if the $(a,b)$ entry of $A_s$ is $-1$ then it means that the edge $(a,b)$ will be replaced by $4$ vertices $a_1,a_2,b_1,b_2$ and edges $(a_1,b_2)$ and $(a_2,b_1)$. But if that entry is $1$ then the new edges would be $(a_1,b_1)$ and $(a_2,b_2)$.

  • Now by looking at the signing matrix can one say if the lifted graph is connected or not?
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