Constructions of graphs and trees with partially prescribed spectrum
Abstract
It is shown how a connected graph and a tree with partially prescribed spectrum can be constructed. These constructions are based on a recent result of Salez that every totally real algebraic integer is an eigenvalue of a tree. Our result implies that for any (not necessarily connected) graph G, there is a tree T such that the characteristic polynomial P(G,x) of G can divide the characteristic polynomial P(T,x) of T, i.e., P(G,x) is a divisor of P(T,x).
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