Unimodular Bicyclic Graphs
Md Isheteyak Zaffer
Abstract
Let G be a simple undirected graph with adjacency matrix A(G). A graph G is said to be unimodular if A(G)∈\-1,1\. A connected graph with m vertices and m+k-1 edges is called k-cyclic; in particular, a bicyclic graph has m vertices and m+1 edges. Unimodular unicyclic graphs have been completely characterized. In this paper, we investigate the corresponding problem for bicyclic graphs. We provide a complete characterization of unimodular bicyclic graphs and determine all possible values of A(G) for a bicyclic graph G. Our study is motivated by the central role of unimodular graphs in the theory of graph inverses and their connections with eigenvalue reciprocity and other spectral properties of graphs.
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