Malaya J. Mat. 4(3)(2016) Reciprocal Graphs

Similar documents
BOUNDS FOR THE DISTANCE ENERGY OF A GRAPH

SPECTRA OF GRAPH OPERATIONS BASED ON CORONA AND NEIGHBORHOOD CORONA OF GRAPH G AND K 1

Laplacian energy of a graph

LAPLACIAN ENERGY OF GENERALIZED COMPLEMENTS OF A GRAPH

MORE GRAPHS WHOSE ENERGY EXCEEDS THE NUMBER OF VERTICES

On Energy and Laplacian Energy of Graphs

New Bounds for the Resolvent Energy of Graphs

Graphs with few distinct distance eigenvalues irrespective of the diameters

Symmetric Division Deg Energy of a Graph

On Net-Regular Signed Graphs

The Multiplicative Zagreb Indices of Products of Graphs

Some inequalities for the Kirchhoff index of graphs

Bounds of Balanced Laplacian Energy of a Complete Bipartite Graph

Miskolc Mathematical Notes HU e-issn Bounds for Laplacian-type graph energies. Ivan Gutman, Emina Milovanovic, and Igor Milovanovic

Energy of a Hypercube and its Complement

Some Trigonometric Identities Involving Fibonacci and Lucas Numbers

A Hadamard-type lower bound for symmetric diagonally dominant positive matrices

LONG SNAKES IN POWERS OF THE COMPLETE GRAPH WITH AN ODD NUMBER OF VERTICES

ON BANHATTI AND ZAGREB INDICES

Minimum Equitable Dominating Randić Energy of a Graph

PAijpam.eu IRREGULAR SET COLORINGS OF GRAPHS

ON GRAPHS WITH THREE DISTINCT LAPLACIAN EIGENVALUES. 1 Introduction

Formulas for the Number of Spanning Trees in a Maximal Planar Map

SOME TRIBONACCI IDENTITIES

Math 778S Spectral Graph Theory Handout #3: Eigenvalues of Adjacency Matrix

CHAPTER 2 NEIGHBORHOOD CONNECTED PERFECT DOMINATION IN GRAPHS

On the Number of 1-factors of Bipartite Graphs

Laplacian Sum-Eccentricity Energy of a Graph. 1. Introduction

The spectral radius and the maximum degree of irregular graphs arxiv:math/ v1 [math.co] 22 Feb 2007

Absolutely Harmonious Labeling of Graphs

Estrada Index of Benzenoid Hydrocarbons

Weakly Connected Closed Geodetic Numbers of Graphs

DETERMINANT AND PSEUDO-DETERMINANT OF ADJACENCY MATRICES OF DERIVED GRAPHS

PAijpam.eu ON TENSOR PRODUCT DECOMPOSITION

TRACES OF HADAMARD AND KRONECKER PRODUCTS OF MATRICES. 1. Introduction

Randić index, diameter and the average distance

Adjacent vertex distinguishing total coloring of tensor product of graphs

EQUITABLE DOMINATING CHROMATIC SETS IN GRAPHS. Sethu Institute of Technology Kariapatti, Tamilnadu, INDIA 2 Department of Mathematics

PI Polynomial of V-Phenylenic Nanotubes and Nanotori

Numerical integration of analytic functions

Bounds for the Extreme Eigenvalues Using the Trace and Determinant

Notes for Lecture 11

Laplacian Minimum covering Randić Energy of a Graph

Characterizations Of (p, α)-convex Sequences

γ-max Labelings of Graphs

THE ASYMPTOTIC COMPLEXITY OF MATRIX REDUCTION OVER FINITE FIELDS

A class of spectral bounds for Max k-cut

ON THE NUMBER OF LAPLACIAN EIGENVALUES OF TREES SMALLER THAN TWO. Lingling Zhou, Bo Zhou* and Zhibin Du 1. INTRODUCTION

New Inequalities For Convex Sequences With Applications

Linear Algebra and its Applications

A GENERALIZATION OF THE SYMMETRY BETWEEN COMPLETE AND ELEMENTARY SYMMETRIC FUNCTIONS. Mircea Merca

On the Jacobsthal-Lucas Numbers by Matrix Method 1

Linear chord diagrams with long chords

Computation of Error Bounds for P-matrix Linear Complementarity Problems

Common Coupled Fixed Point of Mappings Satisfying Rational Inequalities in Ordered Complex Valued Generalized Metric Spaces

Confidence interval for the two-parameter exponentiated Gumbel distribution based on record values

Some Results on Certain Symmetric Circulant Matrices

A new error bound for linear complementarity problems for B-matrices

On Random Line Segments in the Unit Square

CMSE 820: Math. Foundations of Data Sci.

Disjoint unions of complete graphs characterized by their Laplacian spectrum

Optimally Sparse SVMs

ON SOME DIOPHANTINE EQUATIONS RELATED TO SQUARE TRIANGULAR AND BALANCING NUMBERS

Stochastic Matrices in a Finite Field

Beurling Integers: Part 2

Decoupling Zeros of Positive Discrete-Time Linear Systems*

respectively. The Estrada index of the graph G is defined

R Index of Some Graphs

Riesz-Fischer Sequences and Lower Frame Bounds

Integer Linear Programming

Some Tauberian theorems for weighted means of bounded double sequences

On matchings in hypergraphs

A Note On The Exponential Of A Matrix Whose Elements Are All 1

Improving the Localization of Eigenvalues for Complex Matrices

A NOTE ON PASCAL S MATRIX. Gi-Sang Cheon, Jin-Soo Kim and Haeng-Won Yoon

Direct Estimates for Lupaş-Durrmeyer Operators

Alternating Series. 1 n 0 2 n n THEOREM 9.14 Alternating Series Test Let a n > 0. The alternating series. 1 n a n.

Group divisible designs GDD(n, n, n, 1; λ 1,λ 2 )

MA131 - Analysis 1. Workbook 9 Series III

ON RADIO NUMBER OF STACKED-BOOK GRAPHS arxiv: v1 [math.co] 2 Jan 2019

Resolvent Estrada Index of Cycles and Paths

A note on the p-adic gamma function and q-changhee polynomials

ON THE LEHMER CONSTANT OF FINITE CYCLIC GROUPS

BIRKHOFF ERGODIC THEOREM

Resistance matrix and q-laplacian of a unicyclic graph

Linear combinations of graph eigenvalues

Lecture 2. The Lovász Local Lemma

Math Solutions to homework 6

BI-INDUCED SUBGRAPHS AND STABILITY NUMBER *

SOME SEQUENCE SPACES DEFINED BY ORLICZ FUNCTIONS

AMS Mathematics Subject Classification : 40A05, 40A99, 42A10. Key words and phrases : Harmonic series, Fourier series. 1.

Analytic Continuation

A collocation method for singular integral equations with cosecant kernel via Semi-trigonometric interpolation

AN INTRODUCTION TO SPECTRAL GRAPH THEORY

ACO Comprehensive Exam 9 October 2007 Student code A. 1. Graph Theory

k-generalized FIBONACCI NUMBERS CLOSE TO THE FORM 2 a + 3 b + 5 c 1. Introduction

Large holes in quasi-random graphs

Domination Number of Square of Cartesian Products of Cycles

Spectral bounds for the k-independence number of a graph

n=1 a n is the sequence (s n ) n 1 n=1 a n converges to s. We write a n = s, n=1 n=1 a n

Transcription:

Malaya J Mat 43)06) 380 387 Reciprocal Graphs G Idulal a, ad AVijayakumar b a Departmet of Mathematics, StAloysius College, Edathua, Alappuzha - 689573, Idia b Departmet of Mathematics, Cochi Uiversity of Sciece ad Techology, Cochi-68 0, Idia Abstract Eigevalue of a graph is the eigevalue of its adjacecy matrix A graph G is reciprocal if the reciprocal of each of its eigevalue is also a eigevalue of G The Wieer idex WG) of a graph G is defied by WG) = d where D is the distace matrix of G I this paper some ew classes of reciprocal graphs d D ad a upperboud for their eergy are discussed Pairs of equieergetic reciprocal graphs o every 0 mod ) ad 0 mod 6) are costructed The Wieer idices of some classes of reciprocal graphs are also obtaied Keywords: Eigevalue, Eergy, Reciprocal graphs, splittig graph, Wieer idex 00 MSC: 39B55, 39B5, 39B8 c 0 MJM All rights reserved Itroductio Let G be a graph of order ad size m with the vertex set VG) labelled as {v, v,, v } The set of eigevalues {,,, } of a adjacecy matrix A of G is called its spectrum ad is deoted by specg) No-isomorphic graphs with the same spectrum are called cospectral Studies o graphs with a specific patter i their spectrum have bee of iterest Gutma ad Cvetkovic studied the spectral structure of graphs havig a maximal eigevalue ot greater tha i [5] ad Baliska etal have studied graphs with itegral spectra i [] I [] some ew costructios of itegral graphs are provided Dias i [6] has idetified graphs with complemetary pairs of eigevalues eigevalues ad with + = ) A graph G is reciprocal [0] if the reciprocal of each of its eigevalue is also a eigevalue of G The first referece of a reciprocal graph appeared i the work of JR Dias i [6, 7] ad the chemical molecules of Dedralee ad Radialee have bee discussed there i I [0] some classes of reciprocal graphs have bee idetified I [3] reciprocal graphs are also referred to as graphs with property R The eergy of a graph G [], deoted by EG) is the sum of the absolute values of its eigevalues No-cospectral graphs with the same eergy are called equieergetic I [8, 9, 5] some bouds o eergy are described I [] ad [, 3] a pair of equieergetic graphs are costructed for every 0 mod 4) ad 0 mod 5) ad i [0] we have exteded it for = 6, 4, 8 ad 0 I [7] a pair of equieergetic graphs withi the family of iterated lie graphs of regular graphs ad i [] a pair of equieergetic graphs obtaied from the cross product of graphs are described I [] a pair of equieergetic self-complemetary graphs o vertices is costructed for every = 4k ad = 4t +, k, t 3 A plethora of papers have bee appeared dealig with this parameter i recet years The distace matrix of a coected graph G, deoted by DG) is defied as DG) = [ dv i, v j ) ] where dv i, v j ) is the distace betwee v i ad v j The Wieer idex WG) is defied by Correspodig author E-mail address: idulalgopal@gmailcom G Idulal) ad vambat@gmailcom AVijayakumar)

G Idulal et al / Reciprocal Graphs 38 WG) = d The chemical applicatios of this idex are well established i [6, 8] d D I this paper, we costruct some ew classes of reciprocal graphs ad a upperboud for their eergy is obtaied Pairs of equieergetic reciprocal graphs o 0 mod ) ad 0 mod 6) are costructed The Wieer idices of some classes of reciprocal graphs are also obtaied These results are ot foud so far i literature Some ew classes of reciprocal graphs If A ad B are two matrices the A B deote the tesor product of A ad B We use the followig properties of block matrices[4] [ ] M N Lemma Let M, N, P ad Q be matrices with M ivertible Let S = The S = M Q PM N P Q Moreover if M ad P commutes the S = MQ PN where the symbol deotes the determiat We cosider the followig operatios o G Operatio Attach a pedat vertex to each vertex of G The resultat graph is called the pedat joi graph of G[Also referred to as G coroa K i [3]] Operatio [9] Itroduce isolated vertices u i, i = to ad joi u i to the eighbors of v i The resultat graph is called the splittig graph of G Operatio 3 I additio to G itroduce two sets of isolated vertices U = {u i } ad W = {w i } correspodig to V = {v i }, i = to Joi u i ad w i to the eighbors of v i ad the w i to the vertices i U correspodig to the eighbors of v i i G for each i = to The resultat graph is called the double splittig graph of G Operatio 4 I additio to G itroduce two more copies of G o U = {u i } ad W = {w i } correspodig to V = {v i }, i = to Joi u i to the eighbors of v i ad the w i to u i for each i = to The resultat graph is called the compositio graph of G Operatio 5 I additio to G itroduce two more copies of G o U = {u i } ad W = {w i } correspodig to V = {v i }, i = to Joi w i to the eighbors of v i ad vertices i U correspodig to the eighbors of v i i G for each i = to Lemma Let G be a graph o vertices with specg) = {,, } ad H i be the graph obtaied from Operatio i, i = to 5 The i ± i spech ) = + 4 { ± ) } 5 spech ) = i { spech 3 ) = i, ± ) } i { } spech 4 ) = i, i ± i + { spech 5 ) = i, ± ) } i Proof The proof follows from Table which gives the adjacecy matrix of H i s for i = to 5 ad its spectrum, obtaied usig Lemma ad the spectrum of tesor product of matrices Table

38 G Idulal et al / Reciprocal Graphs Graph Adjacecy matrix Spectrum [ ] { } A I H i ± i +4 I 0 [ ] [ ] A A { ) } H = A ± 5 A 0 0 i A A A H 3 A 0 A = A 0 { i, ± ) } i A A 0 0 H 4 H 5 A A 0 A A I 0 I A A 0 A 0 A A = A A A A 0 0 { } i, i ± i + { i, ± ) } i Note: H 3 = H 5 whe G is bipartite Theorem The pedat joi graph of a graph G is reciprocal if ad oly if G is bipartite Proof Let G be a bipartite graph ad H, its pedat joi graph The, correspodig to a o-zero eigevalue of G, is also a eigevalue of G [4] By Lemma, spech) = { ± +4, specg)} Let α = + +4 be a eigevalue of H The α = + + 4 ) + 4 = + ) + 4 ) + 4 = ) + 4 4 = ) + ) + 4 is a eigevalue of H as is a eigevalue of G Similarly for α = +4 also The eigevalues of H correspodig to the zero eigevalues of G if ay, are ad which are self reciprocal Therefore H is a reciprocal graph The coverse ca be proved by retracig the argumet Note This theorem elarges the classes of reciprocal graphs metioed i [0] The claim i [0] that the pedat joi graph of C is reciprocal for every is ot correct as C is ot bipartite for odd Defiitio A graph G is partially reciprocal if Examples:- Pedat joi graph of ay graph Splittig graph of ay reciprocal graph specg) for every specg) Theorem The splittig graph of G is reciprocal if ad oly if G is partially reciprocal Proof Let G be partially reciprocal ad H be its splittig graph Let α spech) The by Lemma 3, α = ) ) ± 5, specg) Without loss of geerality, take α = + 5 The α ) = 5 Thus α spech) as G is partially reciprocal ad hece H is reciprocal Coversely assume that H is reciprocal The by the structure of spech) as give by Lemma, G is partially reciprocal

G Idulal et al / Reciprocal Graphs 383 Theorem 3 Let G be a reciprocal graph The the double splittig graph ad the compositio graph of G are reciprocal if ad oly if G is bipartite Proof Let G be a bipartite reciprocal graph The specg),, specg) Let H ad H respectively deote the double splittig graph ad compositio graph of G The usig Lemma ad Table it follows that H ad H are reciprocal Table SpecH) SpecH spech) ) spech ) {, ± ) } {, ± } ) {, ± + } { }, ± ) + Coverse also follows Illustratio: The followig graphs are reciprocal whe G = P 4 3 A upperboud for the eergy of reciprocal graphs The followig bouds o the eergy of a graph are kow [5] m + ) det A EG) m ) [8] EG) m + ) m 4 m ) 3 [9] EG) 4m + ) m 8 m, if G is bipartite I this sectio we derive a better upperboud for the eergy of a reciprocal graph ad prove that the boud is best possible A graph of order ad size m is referred to as a, m) graph m+) Theorem 34 Let G be a, m) reciprocal graph The EG) ad the boud is best possible for G = tk ad tp 4 Proof Let G be a, m) reciprocal graph with specg) = {,, } Therefore i = i = E ad i = i = m

384 G Idulal et al / Reciprocal Graphs Now we have []the followig iequality for real sequeces a i, b i ad c i, i a i c i b i c i a i b i + a i ) / bi ) / Takig a i = i, b i = i ad c i = i =,,,, we have [EG)] [ + m] ad hece EG) m+) Whe G = tk, = t, m = t, EG) = t ad whe G = tp 4, = 4t, m = 3t, EG) = t 5 c i 4 Equieergetic reciprocal graphs I this sectio we prove the existece of a pair of equieergetic reciprocal graphs o every = p ad = 6p, p 3 Theorem 45 Let G be K p ad F be the graph obtaied by applyig Operatios 3, ad o G ad F, the graph obtaied by applyig Operatios 5, ad o G successively The F ad F are reciprocal ad equieergetic o p vertices ) p Proof Let G = K p We have speck p ) = p Let G 3 be the graph obtaied by applyig Operatio 3 o G The by Lemma, p ) ± ) p ) ± ) ) specg 3 ) = p each oce each p times Now, let G 3 be the graph obtaied by applyig Operatio o G 3 The by Lemma specg 3 ) = p ± p ) +4 ± 5 + )p )± {+ )p )} +4 each oce each p times each oce )p )± { )p )} +4 + )± {+ )} +4 )± { )} +4 each oce each p times each p times The EG 3 ) = p ) + 4 + { 5 p ) + + ) p )} + 4 { + [ ) p )} + 4 + p ) + ) + 4 + ] ) + 4 = p ) + 4 + 5 p ) + p ) 4 + 4 + 6 p ) + 8 + p ) 4 + 4 p ) + 6 Now, let F be the graph obtaied by applyig Operatio o G 3 The by Lemma, EF ) = 5EG 3 ) Let G 5 be the graph obtaied by applyig Operatios 5 ad o G successively ad F be that obtaied by applyig Operatio o G 5 The we have EF ) = 5EG 5 ) = 5EG 3 ) = EF ) Also by Theorem, F ad F are reciprocal Thus the theorem follows Lemma 43 Let G be a o-bipartite graph o p vertices with specg) = {,, p } ad a adjacecy matrix A The the spectra of graphs whose adjacecy matrices are

G Idulal et al / Reciprocal Graphs 385 F = { i, i, A A A A A A 0 A A 0 A A A A A 0 3± ad H = ) i } p ad { i, i, 0 A A A A 0 A A A A A A A A A 0 3± are ) i } p respectively Theorem 46 Let G be K p Let T ad T be the graphs obtaied by applyig Operatios ad successively o graphs associated with F ad H respectively The T ad T are reciprocal ad equieergetic o 6p vertices Proof Let the graph associated with F be also deoted by F ad F, Operatio o F The by a similar computatio as i Theorem 5, the graph obtaied by applyig EF p ) = ) + 4 + 5 p ) + + 3 ) p ) + 4 + 3 ) p ) + 4 + p ) + 3 ) + 4 + 3 ) + 4 ad ET ) = 5EF ) = 5EH ) = ET ), by Lemma Also by Theorem, T ad T are reciprocal Hece the theorem 5 Wieer idex of some reciprocal graphs I this sectio we derive the Wieer idices of some classes of reciprocal graphs described i the earlier sectio We shall deote by DG) = D, the distace matrix of G ad d i, the sum of etries i the i th row of D The followig theorem geeralizes the results i [4] Theorem 57 Let G be a graph with Wieer idex WG) Let H be the pedat joi graph of G The WH) = 4WG) + ) Proof We have, WG) = d i Let VG) = {v, v,, v } ad let U = {u, u,, u } be the correspodig vertices used i the pedat joi of G The the distace matrix of H is as follows 0 dv, v ) dv, v ) + dv, v ) + dv, v ) dv, v ) 0 + dv, v ) + dv, v ) + dv, v ) 0 + dv, v ) + dv, v ) + dv, v ) + dv, v ) 0 sice dv i, u j ) = ; if i = j = + dv i, v j ); i = jad du i, u j ) = du i, v i ) + dv i, v j ) + dv j, u j ) = + dv i, v j )

386 G Idulal et al / Reciprocal Graphs The row sum matrix of H is d + d + d + 3 d + 3 The WH) = [ d i + ) + d i + 3 ) = 4WG) + ) Hece the theorem ] The proof techiques of the followig theorems are o similar lies Theorem 58 Let G be a triagle free, m) graph ad H, its splittig graph The WH) = 4WG) + m + ) Corollory 5 Let G be a triagle free, m) graph ad F, the splittig graph of the pedat joi graph of G The WF) = [8WG) + 4 + m + )] Theorem 59 Let G be a triagle free, m) graph ad H, its double splittig graph The WH) = 9WG) + 4m + 6 Theorem 50 Let G be a triagle free, m) graph ad H, its compositio graph The WH) = 9WG) + + 4 Refereces [] R Balakrisha, The eergy of a graph, Li Algebra Appl, 387 004), 87 95 [] K Balińska, DM Cvetković, Z Radosavljević, S Simić, D Stevaović, A Survey o itegral graphs, Uiv Beograd Publ Elektroteh Fak Ser Mat, 00), 4 65 [3] S Barik, S Pati, BK Sarma, The spectrum of the coroa of two graphs, SIAM J Discrete Math, 007), 47-56 [4] DM Cvetkovi?, M Doob, H Sachs, Spectra of Graphs-Theory ad Applicatios, Academic Press, 980) [5] DM Cvetković, I Gutma, O spectral structure of graphs havig the maximal eigevalue ot greater tha two, Publ Ist Math, 8975), 39 45 [6] JR Dias, Properties ad relatioships of right-had mirror-plae fragmets ad their eigevectors : the cocept of complemetarity of molecular graphs, Mol Phys, 88 996), 407 47 [7] JR Dias, Properties ad Relatioships of Cojugated Polyees Havig a Reciprocal Eigevalue Spectrum Dedralee ad Radialee Hydrocarbos, Cro ChemActa, 77 004), 35 330 [8] J Koole, V Moulto, Maximal eergy graphs, AdvApplMath, 600), 47 5 [9] J Koole, V Moulto, Maximal eergy bipartite graphs, Graphs ad Combi, 9003), 5 [0] G Idulal, A Vijayakumar, O a pair of equieergetic graphs, MATCH Commu Math Comput Chem, 55006), 83-90 [] G Idulal, A Vijayakumar, Eergies of some o-regular graphs, J Math Chem 4 007), 377 386 [] G Idulal, A Vijayakumar, Some ew itegral graphs, Applicable Aalysis ad Discrete Mathematics, 007), 40 46

G Idulal et al / Reciprocal Graphs 387 [] G Idulal, A Vijayakumar, Equieergetic self-complemetary graphs, Czechoslovak Math J 58 008), 9 99 [4] B Madal, M Baerjee, AK Mukherjee, Wieer ad Hosoya idices of reciprocal graphs, Mol Phys, 03005), 665 674 [5] BJ McClellad, Properties of the latet roots of a matrix:the estimatio of π electro eergy, J Chem Phys, 54)97), 640 643 [6] S Nikolić, N Triajstić, M Radić, Wieer idex revisited, Chem Phys Lett, 3300), 39 3 [7] HS Ramae, HB Walikar, SB Rao, BD Acharya, I Gutma, PR Hampiholi, SR Jog, Equieergetic graphs, Krajugevac J Math, 6004), 5 [8] M Radić, X Guo, T Oxley, HK Krishapriya, Wieer Matrix:Source of ovel graph ivariets, J Chem If Comp Sci, 335)993), 709 76 [9] E Sampathkumar, HB Walikar, O the splittig graph of a graph, Karatak Uiv J Sci, 35/36 980 98), 6 [0] J Sarkar, AK Mukherjee, Graphs with reciprocal pairs of eigevalues, Mol Phys, 90997), 903 907 [] JM Steele, The Cauchy-Schwarz Master Class, Cambridge Uiversity Press 004) [] D Stevaović, Whe is NEPS of graphs coected?, Liear Algebra Appl, 30999), 7 44 [3] D Stevaović,Eergy ad NEPS of graphs, Liear Multiliear Algebra, 53005), 67 74 Received: November, 05; Accepted: March 5, 06 UNIVERSITY PRESS Website: http://wwwmalayajouralorg/