cayleyan
/ˈkeɪliən/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or characteristic of Arthur Cayley, a British mathematician, especially in relation to algebra.
“The Cayleyan theorem has far-reaching implications in modern mathematics.”
2. noun
a mathematical concept, especially a graph or tree, named after Arthur Cayley.
“The Cayleyan graph was instrumental in solving the problem in computer science.”