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Every vertex an identity Seidel switch
A finite nonempty simple graph has every vertex as an identity Seidel switch if and only if it has one vertex. Edge-count preservation forces regularity, and switching at a vertex changes the degree of each other vertex by one.
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Exactly the one-vertex graph
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