On Structural Properties of Low Threshold Rank Graphs
summary
Defines epsilon-threshold rank as the count of normalized-adjacency eigenvalues with |λ| ≥ ε and studies graphs where that rank is small. Proves any graph admits a K-partition into near-expanders when λK is bounded away from 1, shows leading eigenvectors are approximable by 2k-step functions in L2, gives a Cheeger-style bound removing the √ gap up to factor k, and proves a weak regularity lemma expressing A as O(rank/ε^2) rank/ε^2 cut matrices with cut-norm error ε·|E|, yielding 2^k or SDP/LP algorithms for MAX-CUT on such graphs.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 1:17Spectral Graph Theory
- 1:37Setting
- 3:31Spectral Characterizations of Graphs
- 6:54Low Threshold Rank Graphs Think
- 9:54Structure of Low Threshold Rank Graphs
- 13:50Diameter of Low Threshold Rank Graphs
- 14:39Eigenvectors of Low Threshold Rank Graphs
- 17:41Cheeger's Inequality for Low Threshold Rank
- 22:15Low Threshold Rank Graphs in Optimization
