Real-rooted flow polynomials have only integral roots
Meiqiao Zhang, Fengming Dong
Abstract
Let G be a connected bridgeless graph. In 2011, Kung and Royle showed that all roots of the flow polynomial F(G,λ) of G are integers if and only if G is the dual of a chordal plane graph. In this article, we further prove that if F(G,λ) has real roots only, then G is the dual of a chordal plane graph and each root of F(G,λ) is an integer in the set \1,2,3\.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Simple Cayley permutations
Giulio Cerbai, Anders Claesson
Transfer of difference structures: a new semidirect product framework
Sophie Huczynska, Struan McCartney, Carys Williams
Connected Mutual-Visibility in Graphs
Tonny K B, Shikhi M
Decomposing Gorenstein polytopes of large index
Johannes Knupfer, Benjamin Nill
A non-trivial bound for 3AP-intersecting families
Peter Keevash
Solution to a conjecture on integral uniform hypercycles
Joyentanuj Das, Iswar Mahato