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sented
several familie
s of optimal four-regular circulant
s. Prominent among them are three familie
s that include graph
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span>, the graph
s are called den
se bipartite circulant
s, which were
studied at length by the author recently. Thi
s paper examine
s the other two familie
s and
show
s that the circulant
s in each of them are
sy
stematically obtainable from the twi
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s seamle
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s of the twi
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s. In particular, each circulant in each family i
s tight-optimal, hence it
s average di
stance i
s the lea
st among all circulant
s of the
same order and
size. Further, it admit
s a perfect dominating
set under certain condition
s on <
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