Density results for Graovac-Pisanski's distance number

The sum of distances between every pair of vertices in a graph G is called the Wiener index of G . This graph invariant was initially utilized to predict certain physico-chemical properties of organic compounds. However, the Wiener index of G does not account for any of its symmetries, which are also known to effect these physico-chemical properties. Graovac and Pisanski modified the Wiener index of G to measure the average distance each vertex is displaced under the elements of the symmetry group of G ; we call this the Graovac-Pisanski (GP) distance number of G . In this article, we prove that the set of all GP distance numbers of graphs with isomorphic symmetry groups is dense in a half-line. Moreover, for each finite group Γ and each rational number q within this half-line, we present a construction for a graph whose GP distance number is q and whose symmetry group is isomorphic to Γ . This construction results in graphs whose vertex orbits are not connected; we also consider an analogous construction which ensures that all vertex orbits are connected.