Construction of graphs being determined by their generalized Q-spectra

Abstract

Given a graph G on n vertices, its adjacency matrix and degree diagonal matrix are represented by A(G) and D(G), respectively. The Q-spectrum of G consists of all the eigenvalues of its signless Laplacian matrix Q(G)=A(G)+D(G) (including the multiplicities). A graph G is known as being determined by its generalized Q-spectrum (DGQS for short) if, for any graph H, H and G have the same Q-spectrum and so do their complements, then H is isomorphic to G. In this paper, we present a method to construct DGQS graphs. More specifically, let the matrix WQ(G)= [e,Qe,… ,Qn-1e ] (e denotes the all-one column vector ) be the Q-walk matrix of G. It is shown that G Pk (k=2,3) is DGQS if and only if G is DGQS for some specific graphs. This also provides a way to construct DGQS graphs with more vertices by using DGQS graphs with fewer vertices. At the same time, we also prove that G P2 is still DGQS under specific circumstances. In particular, on the basis of the above results, we obtain an infinite sequences of DGQS graphs G Pkt (k=2,3;t 1) for some specific DGQS graph G.

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