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Generalized Grassmann graphs associated to conjugacy classes of finite-rank self-adjoint operators

Two distinct projections of finite rank $m$ are adjacent if their difference is an operator of rank two or, equivalently, the intersection of their images is $(m-1)$-dimensional. We extend this adjacency relation on other conjugacy classes of finite-rank self-adjoint operators which leads to a natural generalization of Grassmann graphs. Let ${\mathcal C}$ be a conjugacy class formed by finite-rank self-adjoint operators with eigenspaces of dimension greater than $1$. Under the assumption that operators from ${\mathcal C}$ have at least three eigenvalues we prove that every automorphism of the corresponding generalized Grassmann graph is the composition of an automorphism induced by a unitary or anti-unitary operator and the automorphism obtained from a permutation of eigenspaces with the same dimensions. The case when the operators from ${\mathcal C}$ have two eigenvalues only is covered by classical Chow's theorem which says that there are graph automorphisms induced by semilinear automorphisms not preserving orthogonality.

preprint2020arXivOpen access

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