On bicyclic graphs with maximal energy
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The energy of a graph is the sum the absolute values of its eigenvalues. The main result of the article is the construction of the graph with maximal energy in the set of bicyclic graphs. This result gives a partial solution to Gutman's conjecture for molecular graphs with maximal energy.
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