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Vertices of Suborbital Graph $F_{u,N}$ under Lorentz Matrix Multiplication
In this study, suborbital graphs, $G_{u,N}$ and $F_{u,N}$ are examined. Modular group $\Gamma$ and its act on $\widehat{\mathbb{Q}}$ are studied. Lorentz matrix that gives the vertices obtained under the classical matrix multiplication in the suborbital graph $F_{u,N}$ is analysed with the Lorentz matrix multiplication. Lorentz matrix written as Möbius transform is normalized and the type of the transform is researched. Moreover, a different element of Modular group $\Gamma$ is scrutinized. The vertices on the path starting with $\infty$ are obtained under this element and the Lorentz matrix multiplication. For this path, it is shown that the vertices obtained in $F_{u,N}$ under the Lorentz matrix multiplication with the Lorentz matrix satisfied the farthest vertex condition for the previous vertex.