On the Polynomial of a Graph
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Publication:3850554
DOI10.2307/2312780zbMATH Open0112.14901OpenAlexW4249563532MaRDI QIDQ3850554FDOQ3850554
Publication date: 1963
Published in: The American Mathematical Monthly (Search for Journal in Brave)
Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.2307/2312780
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- Edge-distance-regular graphs are distance-regular
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- A simple proof of the spectral excess theorem for distance-regular graphs
- Le Polynôme De Martin D'un Graphe Eulerien
- A spectral excess theorem for nonregular graphs
- The interlace polynomial of a graph
- Dual concepts of almost distance-regularity and the spectral excess theorem
- On Middle Cube Graphs
- Some results on covers of complete graphs
- Characterizing \((\ell ,m)\)-walk-regular graphs
- Three-class association schemes
- A surprising property of the least eigenvalue of a graph
- The Polynomial of a Directed Graph
- On the weak distance-regularity of Moore-type digraphs
- A short proof of a theorem of Bang and Koolen
- Two spectral characterizations of regular, bipartite graphs with five eigenvalues
- A note on Hoffman-type identities of graphs
- 5-chromatic strongly regular graphs
- Spectral characterizations of some distance-regular graphs
- A characterization of distance-regular graphs with diameter three
- Line graphs, root systems, and elliptic geometry
- Algebraic characterizations of graph regularity conditions
- Polynomial addition sets and polynomial digraphs
- Eigenvalues of a graph and its imbeddings
- Entropy and the complexity of graphs: III. Graphs with prescribed information content
- On a version of the spectral excess theorem
- Which graphs are determined by their spectrum?
- Distance-regularity and the spectrum of graphs
- Hypercubes are determined by their distance spectra
- From local adjacency polynomials to locally pseudo-distance-regular graphs
- On characterizing certain graphs with four eigenvalues by their spectra
- Hoffman polynomials of nonnegative irreducible matrices and strongly connected digraphs
- On the Polarity and Monopolarity of Graphs
- The Laplacian spectral excess theorem for distance-regular graphs
- Some spectral and quasi-spectral characterizations of distance-regular graphs
- Hoffman-type identities
- On the spectrum, the growth, and the diameter of a graph
- The symbiotic relationship of combinatorics and matrix theory
- Spectral characterization of the Hamming graphs
- Characterizing distance-regularity of graphs by the spectrum
- Linear programming bounds for regular graphs
- Boundary graphs. II: The limit case of a spectral property
- Multiplicative designs II. Uniform normal and related structures
- Q-integral graphs with edge-degrees at most five
- The Go polynomials of a graph.
- On almost distance-regular graphs
- On a characterization of irreducibility of a non-negative matrix
- Quotient-polynomial graphs
- Directed strongly regular graphs obtained from coherent algebras
- Spectral bounds and distance-regularity
- Largest regular multigraphs with three distinct eigenvalues
- On graphs with given main eigenvalues
- On the Line Graph of a Symmetric Balanced Incomplete Block Design
- Graphs cospectral with distance-regular graphs
- Polynomial approximation on graphs
- Geometric and pseudo-geometric graphs \((q^ 2 + 1,q + 1,1)\)
- On symmetric association schemes and associated quotient-polynomial graphs
- On the adjacency algebras of near hexagons with an order
- An application of Hoffman graphs for spectral characterizations of graphs
- A characterization of bipartite distance-regular graphs
- \(X^k\)-digraphs
- On the Line Graph of a Projective Plane
- Regular graphs with four eigenvalues
- A survey of some problems in combinatorial designs - a matrix approach
- The spectral excess theorem for graphs with few eigenvalues whose distance-2 or distance-1-or-2 graph is strongly regular
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- Special partially balanced incomplete block designs and associated graphs
- On some approaches to the spectral excess theorem for nonregular graphs
- Polynomials on graphs
- The spectral excess theorem for distance-biregular graphs.
- The alternating and adjacency polynomials, and their relation with the spectra and diameters of graphs
- A new class of polynomials from the spectrum of a graph, and its application to bound the \(k\)-independence number
- A spectral characterization of the \(s\)-clique extension of the triangular graphs
- The spectral excess theorem for distance-regular graphs having distance-\(d\) graph with fewer distinct eigenvalues
- Algebraic characterizations of regularity properties in bipartite graphs
- Two characterizations of the grid graphs
- On a class of distance transitive graphs
- Algebraic connectedness and bipartiteness of quantum graphs
- The factors of a design matrix
- A spectral characterization of the \(s\)-clique extension of the square grid graphs
- Eigenvalues of the adjacency matrix of tetrahedral graphs
- Uniqueness of the rank polynomials of point stable designs
- A characterization and an application of weight-regular partitions of graphs
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- On outindependent subgraphs of strongly regular graphs
- Automorphism group and category of cospectral graphs
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- A characterization of weight-regular partitions of graphs
- A spectral characterization of the line graph of a BIBD with \(\lambda=1\)
- Attainable bounds for algebraic connectivity and maximally connected regular graphs
- Representation of cyclotomic fields and their subfields
- Equivalent characterizations of the spectra of graphs and applications to measures of distance-regularity
- Spectral properties of the eccentricity matrix of graphs
- The Penrose polynomial of a plane graph
- Pattern polynomial graphs
- A characterization of the Grassmann graphs
- A bibliography of graph equations
- Periodicity of Grover walks on bipartite regular graphs with at most five distinct eigenvalues
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