Maps in locally orientable surfaces, the double coset algebra, and zonal polynomials

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Abstract

The genus series is the generating series for the number of maps (inequivalent two-cell embeddings of graphs), in locally orientable surfaces, closed and without boundary, with respect to vertex-and face-degrees, number of edges and genus. A hypermap is a face two-colourable map. An expression for the genus series for (rooted) hypermaps is derived in terms of zonal polynomials by using a double coset algebra in conjunction with an encoding of a map as a triple of matchings. The expression is analogous to the one obtained for orientable surfaces in terms of Schur functions.

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Goulden, I. P., & Jackson, D. M. (1996). Maps in locally orientable surfaces, the double coset algebra, and zonal polynomials. Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 48(3), 569–584. https://doi.org/10.4153/CJM-1996-029-x

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