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January 2016 Spectra of graphs and geometric representations László Lovász Hungarian Academy of Sciences Eötvös Loránd University lovasz@cs.elte.hu
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January 2016
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Extreme graphs? Shannon capacity? Strong regularity lemma? Property testing? Combinatorial Nullstellensatz? Anti-Hadamard matrices?Optimization?Eigenvalues? Eigenvalues!
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January 2016 The eigenvalue gap Laplacian: adjacent positions degrees Eigenvalues: 1 2 ... n
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January 2016 Graphs and the eigenvalue gap Gap between 1 and 2 expander graph Alon - Milman Alon 1 < 2 graph is connected
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January 2016 G-matrix: G = (V,E): simple graph, V=[n] well-signed G-matrix: Graphs, matrices, geometric representations Want to understand: UM=0, M: G-matrix, U dxn d=rank(U)=corank(M) really good G-matrix: well-signed, one negative eigenvalue
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January 2016 U M = 0 nullspace representation M U: nullspace representation unique up to linear transformation
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cycle fixed to convex polygon edges replaced by rubber bands M U: rubber bands G is 3-connected planar, fixed cycle a face planar embedding Tutte
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M U: rubber bands
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Energy: M U: rubber bands Equilibrium: (j free node) stress matrix stress in rubber band or strength of rubber band
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January 2016 M U: rubber bands M ij : stress define stress M ij so that equilibrium condition holds at all nodes
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January 2016 U M: bar-and-joint structures - - + + ++ M has corank 3 and is positive semidefinite. Connelly
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January 2016 U M: bar-and-joint structures - - + + ++ uiui M ij
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January 2016 Braced stresses U M = 0 nullspace representation M’M’ M U 0 U’ U’M’=0
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January 2016 Braced stresses
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PP*P* u v q p January 2016 U M: canonical stress on 3-polytopes Canonical braced stress
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PP*P* u v q p January 2016 U M: canonical stress on 3-polytopes The canonical braced stress matrix has 1 negative and 3 zero eigenvalues. L (really good G-matrix)
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January 2016 M U: the Colin de Verdière number G : connected graph Roughly: multiplicity of second largest eigenvalue of adjacency matrix And: non-degeneracy condition on weightings Largest has multiplicity 1. But: maximize over weighting the edges and diagonal entries
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M ii arbitrary Strong Arnold Property normalization M=(M ij ): well-signed G-matrix M has =1 negative eigenvalue January 2016 [ (G)-connected]
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μ(G) is minor monotone deleting and contracting edges μ k is polynomial time decidable for fixed k for μ>2, μ(G) is invariant under subdivision for μ>3, μ(G) is invariant under Δ-Y transformation January 2016 Colin de Verdière number Basic properties
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μ(G) 1 G is a path μ(G) 3 G is a planar Colin de Verdière, using pde’s Van der Holst, elementary proof μ(G) 2 G is outerplanar January 2016 Colin de Verdière number Special values
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are connected. discrete Courant Nodal Theorem January 2016 M: really good G-matrix Mx = 0 supp(x) minimal Van der Holst’s lemma
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like convex polytopes? or… connected January 2016 Van der Holst’s lemma for nullspace representation
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S+S+ S-S- Corank bound January 2016
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The eigenvalue gap Gap between 1 and 2 expander graph Alon - Milman Alon 1 < 2 graph is connected 2 < 3 G[supp + (v 2 )], G[supp - (v 2 )] are connected van der Holst
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January 2016 The eigenvalue gap Gap between 2 < 3 G[supp + (v 2 )], G[supp - (v 2 )] are expanders expander ? Use (v 2 ) i 2 as weights!
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G 3-connected planar nullspace representation, scaled to unit vectors, gives embedding in S 2 L-Schrijver G 3-connected planar nullspace representation can be scaled to convex polytope L January 2016 M U: Steinitz representations
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μ ( G ) 1 G is a path μ ( G ) 3 G is a planar μ ( G ) 2 G is outerplanar μ ( G ) 4 G is linklessly embeddable in 3-space L - Schrijver January 2016 Colin de Verdière number Special values
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G 4-connected linkless embed. nullspace representation gives linkless embedding in 3 ? G path nullspace representation gives embedding in 1 properly normalized G 2-connected nullspace representation gives outerplanarouterplanar embedding in 2 G 3-connected nullspace representation gives planarplanar embedding in 2, and also Steinitz representation L-Schrijver; L January 2016
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Computing G-matrices Input: A 2-connected graph G=(V,E). Output: Either an outerplanar embedding of G, or a really good G-matrix with corank 3. Special case: G 3-connected planar Steinitz representation of G
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January 2016 U M: circulations h: circulation on edges ij with u i and u j not parallel i u i 2 Every G-matrix arises this way
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January 2016 M well-signed h is a counterclockwise circulation M has one negative eigenvalue ? U M: circulations
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January 2016 Shifting the origin u i : nullspace representation, |u i |=1 M: really good G-matrix with corank 2
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January 2016
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