Cubic graphs with no eigenvalues in the interval (-1,1)

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Auteurs principaux: Guo, Krystal, Royle, Gordon F.
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author Guo, Krystal
Royle, Gordon F.
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Royle, Gordon F.
contents We give a complete characterisation of the cubic graphs with no eigenvalues in the open interval $(-1,1)$. There are two infinite families, one due to Guo and Mohar [Linear Algebra Appl. 449:68--75] the other due to Kollár and Sarnak [Communications of the AMS. 1,1--38], and $14$ "sporadic" graphs on at most $32$ vertices. This allows us to show that $(-1,1)$ is a maximal spectral gap set for cubic graphs. Our techniques including examination of various substructure and an application of the classification of generalized line graphs.
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spellingShingle Cubic graphs with no eigenvalues in the interval (-1,1)
Guo, Krystal
Royle, Gordon F.
Combinatorics
2020: Primary 05C50, Secondary 05C76
We give a complete characterisation of the cubic graphs with no eigenvalues in the open interval $(-1,1)$. There are two infinite families, one due to Guo and Mohar [Linear Algebra Appl. 449:68--75] the other due to Kollár and Sarnak [Communications of the AMS. 1,1--38], and $14$ "sporadic" graphs on at most $32$ vertices. This allows us to show that $(-1,1)$ is a maximal spectral gap set for cubic graphs. Our techniques including examination of various substructure and an application of the classification of generalized line graphs.
title Cubic graphs with no eigenvalues in the interval (-1,1)
topic Combinatorics
2020: Primary 05C50, Secondary 05C76
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.02678