The spectral radius of graphs without long cycles

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Abstract: Nikiforov conjectured that for a given integer kge2, any graph G of sufficiently large order n with spectral radius mu(G)geqmu(Sn,k) (or mu(G)gemu(Sn,k+)) contains C2k+1 or C2k+2(or C2k+2), unless G=Sn,k (or G=Sn,k+), where Cell is a cycle of length ell and Sn,k=KkveeoverlineKnk, the join graph of a complete graph of order k and an empty graph on nk vertices, and Sn,k+ is the graph obtained from Sn,k by adding an edge in the independent set of Sn,k. %This can be vie as spectral version of Erd"{o}s and S'{o}s conjecture. In this paper, a weaker version of Nikiforov's conjecture is considered, we prove that for a given integer kge2, any graph G of sufficiently large order n with spectral radius mu(G)geqmu(Sn,k) (or mu(G)gemu(Sn,k+)) %C2k+1 or C2k+2(or C2k+2), unless G=Sn,k (or G=Sn,k+)Sn,k ( or Sn,k+) is the unique extremal graph with maximum radius among all of the graphs of order n and contains a cycle Cell with ellgeq2k+1 (or Cell with ellgeq2k+2), unless G=Sn,k (or G=Sn,k+). These results also imply a result of Nikiforov given in [Theorem 2, The spectral radius of graphs without paths and cycles of specified length, LAA, 2010].




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