Extremal spectral results of planar graphs without vertex-disjoint cycles

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Publication:6433062

DOI10.1002/JGT.23084arXiv2304.06942MaRDI QIDQ6433062

Yongtang Shi, Longfei Fang, Huiqiu Lin

Publication date: 14 April 2023

Abstract: Given a planar graph family mathcalF, let mexmathcalP(n,mathcalF) and mspexmathcalP(n,mathcalF) be the maximum size and maximum spectral radius over all n-vertex mathcalF-free planar graphs, respectively. Let tCk be the disjoint union of t copies of k-cycles, and tmathcalC be the family of t vertex-disjoint cycles without length restriction. Tait and Tobin [Three conjectures in extremal spectral graph theory, J. Combin. Theory Ser. B 126 (2017) 137--161] determined that K2+Pn2 is the extremal spectral graph among all planar graphs with sufficiently large order n, which implies the extreme graphs of spexmathcalP(n,tCell) and spexmathcalP(n,tmathcalC) for tgeq3 are K2+Pn2. In this paper, we first determine spexmathcalP(n,tCell) and spexmathcalP(n,tmathcalC) and characterize the unique extremal graph for 1leqtleq2, ellgeq3 and sufficiently large n. Secondly, we obtain the exact values of mexmathcalP(n,2C4) and mexmathcalP(n,2mathcalC), which answers a conjecture of Li [Planar Tur'an number of disjoint union of C3 and C4, arxiv:2212.12751v1 (2022)]. These present a new exploration of approaches and tools to investigate extremal problems of planar graphs.







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