Eigenvalue distribution of large weighted multipartite random sparse graphs
Abstract
We investigate the distribution of eigenvalues of weighted adjacency matrices from a specific ensemble of random graphs. We distribute N vertices across a fixed number of components, with asymptotically αj N vertices in each component, where the vector (α1,α2, …, α) is fixed. Consider a connected graph with vertices. We construct a multipartite graph with N vertices, in which all vertices in the i-th component are connected to all vertices in the j-th component if if ij=1. Conversely, if ij=0, no edge connects the i-th and j-th components. In the resulting graph, we independently retain each edge with a probability of p/N, where p is a fixed parameter. To each remaining edge, we assign an independent weight with a fixed distribution, that possesses all finite moments. We establish the weak convergence in probability of a random counting measure to a non-random probability measure. Furthermore, the moments of the limiting measure can be derived from a system of recurrence relations.
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