Geometric Group Theory
Graph connectivity refers to the minimum number of vertices or edges that need to be removed from a graph to disconnect it or make it impossible to reach one vertex from another. In the context of Cayley graphs, graph connectivity helps determine how well the graph represents the underlying algebraic structure of a group. Higher connectivity often indicates a more robust and interconnected representation, revealing important properties about the group's structure and its actions.
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