Note that the $2^{11}.\mathrm{M}_{24}$ encountered for the valency 276 graph is not isomorphic to the $2^{11}.\mathrm{M}_{24}$ encountered for the valency 759 and valency 1288 graphs.
This graph is the unique rank-3 strongly regular graph with parameters $(2048,276,44,36)$. The first subconstituent of this graph is the Johnson graph $\mathrm{J}(24,2)$.
Number of vertices: | $2048$ |
Diameter: | $2$ |
Intersection array: | $\{276,231;1,36\}$ |
Spectrum: | $276^1 20^{759} (-12)^{1288}$ |
Automorphism group: | $2^{11}.\mathrm{M}_{24}$ |
Distance-transitive: | Yes |
Primitive |
This graph is the unique rank-3 strongly regular graph with parameters $(2048,759,310,264)$. The second subconstituent of this graph is the complement of the Dodecad graph. The complement of this graph is the graph with valency 1288 that is given below.
Number of vertices: | $2048$ |
Diameter: | $2$ |
Intersection array: | $\{759,448;1,264\}$ |
Spectrum: | $759^1 55^{276} (-9)^{1771}$ |
Automorphism group: | $2^{11}.\mathrm{M}_{24}$ |
Distance-transitive: | Yes |
Primitive |
This graph is the unique rank-3 strongly regular graph with parameters $(2048,1288,792,840)$. The first subconstituent of this graph is the Dodecad graph. This graph is the complement of the graph with valency 759 that was given above.
Number of vertices: | $2048$ |
Diameter: | $2$ |
Intersection array: | $\{1288,495;1,840\}$ |
Spectrum: | $1288^1 8^{1771} (-56)^{276}$ |
Automorphism group: | $2^{11}.\mathrm{M}_{24}$ |
Distance-transitive: | Yes |
Primitive |