The least doubling constant of a path graph

We study the least doubling constant CG among all possible doubling measures defined on a path graph G. We consider both finite and infinite cases and show that if G=Z, CZ=3, while for G=Ln the path graph with n vertices, one has 1+2cos(π n+1)≤CLn<3, with equality on the lower bound if and only if n≤8. Moreover, we analyze the structure of doubling minimizers on Ln and Z—those measures whose doubling constant is the smallest possible.

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Kyoto journal of mathematics
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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1215/21562261-2024-0014
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Graph theory and applications
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The least doubling constant of a path graph

Estíbalitz Durand-Cartagena, Javier Soria, Pedro Tradacete
Kyoto journal of mathematics
Graph theory and applications
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The least doubling constant of a path graph

Estíbalitz Durand-Cartagena, Javier Soria, Pedro Tradacete
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Abstract

We study the least doubling constant CG among all possible doubling measures defined on a path graph G. We consider both finite and infinite cases and show that if G=Z, CZ=3, while for G=Ln the path graph with n vertices, one has 1+2cos(π n+1)≤CLn<3, with equality on the lower bound if and only if n≤8. Moreover, we analyze the structure of doubling minimizers on Ln and Z—those measures whose doubling constant is the smallest possible.

Kyoto journal of mathematicsVol. 65(1)
Universidad Complutense de Madrid (ES), Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (ES), Institute of Mathematical Sciences (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 99%
Graph theory and applications
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