On the spectrum of the generalised Petersen graphs
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Abstract: We show that the gap between the two greatest eigenvalues of the generalised Petersen graphs tends to zero as . Moreover, we provide explicit upper bounds on the size of this gap. It follows that these graphs have poor expansion properties for large values of . We also show that a positive proportion of the eigenvalues of tend to the valency.
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