New Families and Operations on Integrable Graphs
In this paper, we investigate the integrability of Lotka-Volterra (replicator) systems arising from interaction matrices generated from corresponding graph structures, continuing work started by Visomirski and Griffin [J. Phys. A., 58:015701, 2025] and Evripidou et al. [J. Phys. A., 55:325201, 2022] (among others). In particular, we define a new family of graphs, the spoked graphs, and show that all dynamics generated from this family are integrable. In reference to Evripidou et al. (2022), we define a new anti-cloning operator and show that its action on balanced tournament graphs (with odd vertex count) generates new graphs whose dynamics are integrable. Interestingly, we provide numerical evidence that this anti-cloning operation leads to chaotic behaviour when applied to other graph families (e.g., the directed cycles that generate the classically integrable Volterra lattice). This work completes a taxonomy of all integrable dynamics generated by directed graphs with up to six vertices started by Visomirski and Griffin (2025), and suggests several future directions of study on this topic.