Sharp lower bounds on the eigenvalues of trees
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It is proved that the smallest positive eigenvalue in a forest with n vertices is bounded from below by the same eigenvalue in a path with \(2\lfloor n/2\rfloor\) vertices. With some exceptions (which are described), the second largest eigenvalue of a tree is not smaller than 1.
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