Isometric embedding and spectral constraints for weighted graph metrics
Abstract
A weighted graph φ G encodes a finite metric space Dφ G. When is D totally decomposable? When does it embed in 1 space? When does its representing matrix have ≤ 1 positive eigenvalue? We give useful lemmata and prove that these questions can be answered without examining φ if and only if G has no K2,3 minor. We also prove results toward the following conjecture. Dφ G has ≤ n positive eigenvalues for all φ, if and only if G has no K2,3,...,3 minor, with n threes.
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