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switch from genbg to genbgL in nauty_genbg to generate larger bipartite graphs. #38621

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Fixes #38618.

genbg was limited to bipartite graphs with up to 32 vertices. Using genbgL, we can go to 64 vertices.

Note that in the doctests, we use the form ...genbg... as currently lines starting with >A contain genbgL while lines starting with >E contain genbg. using this formulation, we are on the safe side.

On the way, we fix the documentation of digraphs.tournaments_nauty().

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LGTM.

vbraun pushed a commit to vbraun/sage that referenced this pull request Sep 8, 2024
… generate larger bipartite graphs.

    
Fixes sagemath#38618.

`genbg` was limited to bipartite graphs with up to 32 vertices. Using
`genbgL`, we can go to 64 vertices.

Note that in the doctests, we use the form `...genbg...` as currently
lines starting with `>A` contain `genbgL` while lines starting with `>E`
contain `genbg`. using this formulation, we are on the safe side.

On the way, we fix the documentation of `digraphs.tournaments_nauty()`.

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vbraun pushed a commit to vbraun/sage that referenced this pull request Sep 8, 2024
… generate larger bipartite graphs.

    
Fixes sagemath#38618.

`genbg` was limited to bipartite graphs with up to 32 vertices. Using
`genbgL`, we can go to 64 vertices.

Note that in the doctests, we use the form `...genbg...` as currently
lines starting with `>A` contain `genbgL` while lines starting with `>E`
contain `genbg`. using this formulation, we are on the safe side.

On the way, we fix the documentation of `digraphs.tournaments_nauty()`.

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vbraun pushed a commit to vbraun/sage that referenced this pull request Sep 10, 2024
… generate larger bipartite graphs.

    
Fixes sagemath#38618.

`genbg` was limited to bipartite graphs with up to 32 vertices. Using
`genbgL`, we can go to 64 vertices.

Note that in the doctests, we use the form `...genbg...` as currently
lines starting with `>A` contain `genbgL` while lines starting with `>E`
contain `genbg`. using this formulation, we are on the safe side.

On the way, we fix the documentation of `digraphs.tournaments_nauty()`.

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preview.

### ⌛ Dependencies

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URL: sagemath#38621
Reported by: David Coudert
Reviewer(s): Matthias Köppe
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switch from genbg to genbgL in the backend of nauty_genbg()
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