Characterizing graphs of maximum principal ratio
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Abstract: The principal ratio of a connected graph, denoted , is the ratio of the maximum and minimum entries of its first eigenvector. Cioabu{a} and Gregory conjectured that the graph on vertices maximizing is a kite graph: a complete graph with a pendant path. In this paper we prove their conjecture.
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