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Introduction

This is a database of circle graphs. One representative from each LC orbit of connected circle graphs is given. For a classification of all LC orbits, see the Database of Self-Dual Quantum Codes. For more details, see the paper [1].

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Tables

Number of connected (cn) and total number (tn) of circle graphs on n vertices:

ncntn
111
212
324
4611
52134
6110154
7789978
883369497
9117,283127,954
102,026,3312,165,291
1140,302,42542,609,994
12892,278,076937,233,306

Number of connected (cn) and total number (tn) of LC orbits containing circle graphs on n vertices:

ncntn
111
212
313
426
5411
61025
72355
881157
9293499
1014032059
11796810,543
1255,55368,281
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Files

Graphs are stored in nauty's graph6 format. This compact representation can be transformed into Magma and Maple format by using the nauty package.

Each file contains one representative from each LC orbit of connected circle graphs on n vertices.

n Download
1 circle1.g6
2 circle2.g6
3 circle3.g6
4 circle4.g6
5 circle5.g6
6 circle6.g6
7 circle7.g6
8 circle8.g6
9 circle9.g6
10 circle10.g6
11 circle11.g6
12 circle12.g6

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References

[1] Lars Eirik Danielsen and Matthew G. Parker: Interlace polynomials: Enumeration, unimodality, and connections to codes. Submitted for publication, Apr. 2008. (arXiv:0804.2576)