| The study of symmetric graphs is an active area in graph theory. Their structureshave broad applications in network design and optimization, information science,communications subjects and other fields. Let S be a finite semigroup, and let Abe a subet of S. The (left) Cayley graph Cay (S,A) of S relative to A is definedas the digraph with vertex set S and arcs set consisting of those pairs (x, y)suchthat ax=y for some a∈A. The conditions for Cayley graphs ofseimgroups to beundirected and vertex-transitivity are reduced to the case of completely simplesemigroups. There are two minimal undirected Cayley graphs of completely simpleseimgroups Cay (S, A[a, j]) and Cay (S, A[a,τ, j]).This paper aims at the structures and properties of the minimal undirectedCayley graph Cay(S, A [a, j]) of completely simple semigroups S=M(G; I, A; P)in the following cases: (1) pλi∈Zn, pλ0j=pλ0i(λ,λ0∈∧, i,j∈I); (2) n isprime and I={1,2}; (3) G=Z3, I={1,2,3}. They are cycles, complete graphs,lexicographic products of cycles and the complement graphs of complete graphs.And they are all Cayley graphs of groups. |