Variants of spectral Turán theorems and eigenvectors of graphs · arXivDesk
2312.16138Dec 26, 202320 pages. This is a new version of the previous paper titled "A local version of spectral Turán theorem". In this version, we add more results, including a variant of spectral Turán theorem and a disproof of a conjecture of Gregory
Variants of spectral Turán theorems and eigenvectors of graphs
In 2002, Nikiforov proved that for an n-vertex graph G with clique number ω and edge number m, the spectral radius λ(G) satisfies λ(G)≤2(1−1/ω)m
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, which confirmed a conjecture implicitly suggested by Edwards and Elphick. In this paper, we prove a local version of spectral Turán inequality, which states that
λ2(G)≤2∑e∈E(G)c(e)c(e)−1
, where
c(e)
is the order of the largest clique containing the edge
e
in
G
. We also characterize the extremal graphs. We prove that our theorem implies Nikiforov's theorem and give an example to show that the difference of Nikiforov's bound and ours is
Ω(m)
for some cases. Additionally, we establish a spectral counterpart to Ore's problem (1962) which asks for the maximum size of an
n
-vertex graph such that its complement is connected and does not contain
F
as a subgraph. Our result leads to a new spectral Turán inequality applicable to graphs with connected complements. Finally, we disprove a conjecture of Gregory, asserting that for a connected
n
-vertex graph
G
with chromatic number
k≥2
and an independent set
S
, we have
v∈S∑xv2≤21−2(k−2)2+4(k−1)(n−k+1)k−2,
where
xv
is the component of the Perron vector of
G
with respect to the vertex
v
. A modified version of Gregory's conjecture is proposed.
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