Laplacian eigenvalue distribution, diameter and domination number of trees

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Authors: Jiaxin Guo, Jie Xue, Rui-fang Liu Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 10 December 2022

Abstract: For a graph G with domination number gamma, Hedetniemi, Jacobs and Trevisan [European Journal of Combinatorics 53 (2016) 66-71] proved that mG[0,1)leqgamma, where mG[0,1) means the number of Laplacian eigenvalues of G in the interval [0,1). Let T be a tree with diameter d. In this paper, we show that mT[0,1)geq(d+1)/3. However, such a lower bound is false for general graphs. All trees achieving the lower bound are completely characterized. Moreover, for a tree T, we establish a relation between the Laplacian eigenvalues, the diameter and the domination number by showing that the domination number of T is equal to (d+1)/3 if and only if it has exactly (d+1)/3 Laplacian eigenvalues less than one. As an application, it also provides a new type of trees, which show the sharpness of an inequality due to Hedetniemi, Jacobs and Trevisan.













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