No starlike trees are cospectral
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- On the spectral characterization of the union of complete multipartite graph and some isolated vertices
- Developments on spectral characterizations of graphs
- A note on the spectral characterization of \(\theta \)-graphs
- Constructing new families of transmission irregular graphs
- On the divisibility of H-shape trees and their spectral determination
- Which graphs are determined by their spectrum?
- On the coefficients of skew Laplacian characteristic polynomial of digraphs
- Vertex-degree-based topological indices over starlike trees
- The spectral characterization of wind-wheel graphs
- Starlike trees are determined by their Laplacian spectrum
- On the eigenvalues and spectral radius of starlike trees
- On the spectral characterization of T-shape trees
- Graphs cospectral with starlike trees
- On some forests determined by their Laplacian or signless Laplacian spectrum
- A sufficient condition for a family of graphs being determined by their generalized spectra
- Notes on the polynomial reconstruction of signed graphs
- Consecutive chemical trees with respect to energy of graph
- The spectral characterization of butterfly-like graphs
- Coefficients of the characteristic polynomial of the (signless, normalized) Laplacian of a graph
- On the spectral characterization of the \(p\)-sun and the \((p, Q)\)-double sun
- Graph \(Z_{n}\) and some graphs related to \(Z_{n}\) are determined by their spectrum
- Some results on starlike and sunlike graphs
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