On the existence of neutral graph

Abstract

Graph is considered neutral if its assortativity coefficient r is equal to zero. In this paper, we address an outstanding conjecture, i.e., whether is there a neutral graph on n vertices? First, we show that for n≥7, there is at least one neutral tree, which suggests that we find a representative of any order neutral graph. Additionally, we obtain that given n≥13, there exists at least one neutral non-tree graph.

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