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A universal theory of switching for combinatorial objects, and applications to complex Hadamard matrices
The concept of switching has arisen in several different areas within combinatorics. The act of switching usually transforms a combinatorial object into a non-isomorphic object of the same type, in a way that some key property is preserved. Godsil–McKay switching of graphs preserves the spectrum, sw
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