PROOF OF A CONJECTURE OF
PROOF OF A CONJECTURE OF
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2010
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V. Nikiforov
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作者:
V. Nikiforov
This value (together with the information of whether the graph is bipartite or not) describes the asymptotic behaviour of the number of closed walks of a given length as this length tends to infinity and is related to the mixing properties of the random walk on G. It is easy to see that if one considers a simple graph G and its complement G, then AdjG +AdjG is a matrix with norm n−1, so μ(G)+μ(G) ≥ n−1 holds for all choices of G (and this inequality is sharp e.g. for G the empty graph). In her thesis, Nosal [5] shows that if G and G are complements, then μ(G) + μ(G) ≤ √ 2n − 1. Unlike the trivial lower bound, this value is not optimal: Nikiforov [4] improved it to μ(G) + μ(G) ≤ ( √ 2 − 10−7)n