Bounds On Isoperimetric Values of Trees
Abstract
Let G = (V,E) be a finite, simple and undirected graph. For S ⊂eq V, let δ(S,G) = \(u,v) ∈ E : u ∈ S and v ∈ V-S \ be the edge boundary of S. Given an integer i, 1 ≤ i ≤ | V |, let the edge isoperimetric value of G at i be defined as be(i,G) = S ⊂eq V; |S| = i |δ(S,G)|. The edge isoperimetric peak of G is defined as be(G)=1 ≤ j ≤ | V | be(j,G). Let bv(G) denote the vertex isoperimetric peak defined in a corresponding way. The problem of determining a lower bound for the vertex isoperimetric peak in complete t-ary trees was recently considered in OatYam. In this paper we provide bounds which improve those in OatYam. We show that for a complete binary tree of depth d (denoted as Td2), c1d ≤ be(Td2) ≤ d and c2d ≤ bv(Td2) ≤ d where c1, c2 are constants. For a complete t-ary tree of depth d (denoted as Tdt) and d ≥ ct where c is a constant, we show that c1td ≤ be(Tdt) ≤ td and c2dt ≤ bv(Tdt) ≤ d where c1, c2 are constants. Our results are generalized to arbitrary(rooted) trees.
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