Graphs with all but two eigenvalues in [-2, 0]
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- Graphs characterized by the second eigenvalue
- Notes on the second largest eigenvalue of a graph
- On graphs whose second largest eigenvalue does not exceed \((\sqrt {5}-1)/2\)
- On the spectral characterization of the union of complete multipartite graph and some isolated vertices
- On the spectrum of a complete multipartite graph
- Reflexive line graphs of trees
- Some graphs whose second largest eigenvalue does not exceed \(\sqrt 2\)
- Some notes on graphs whose second largest eigenvalue is less than (√5−1)/2
- Spectra of graphs
- The graphs with all but two eigenvalues equal to \(-2\) or 0
- The graphs with all but two eigenvalues equal to \(\pm 1\)
- The non-bipartite graphs with all but two eigenvalues in \([-1,1]\)
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