Principal eigenvectors in hypergraph Turán problems

For a general class of hypergraph Turán problems with uniformity $r$, we investigate the principal eigenvector for the $p$-spectral radius (in the sense of Keevash-Lenz-Mubayi and Nikiforov) for the extremal graphs, showing in a strong sense that these eigenvectors have close to equal weight on each vertex (equivalently, showing that the principal ratio is close to $1$). We investigate the sharpness of our result; it is likely sharp for the Turán tetrahedron problem. In the course of this latter discussion, we establish a lower bound on the $p$-spectral radius of an arbitrary $r$-graph in terms of the degrees of the graph. This builds on earlier work of Cardoso-Trevisan, Li-Zhou-Bu, Cioabă-Gregory, and Zhang. The case $1 < p < r$ of our results leads to some subtleties connected to Nikiforov's notion of $k$-tightness, arising from the Perron-Frobenius theory for the $p$-spectral radius. We raise a conjecture about these issues and provide some preliminary evidence for our conjecture.

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Electronic Journal of Linear Algebra
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2024-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.13001/ela.2024.8497
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Mathematical Approximation and Integration
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Principal eigenvectors in hypergraph Turán problems

Joshua Cooper, Dheer Noal Desai, Anurag Sahay
Electronic Journal of Linear Algebra
Mathematical Approximation and Integration
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Principal eigenvectors in hypergraph Turán problems

Joshua Cooper, Dheer Noal Desai, Anurag Sahay
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Abstract

For a general class of hypergraph Turán problems with uniformity $r$, we investigate the principal eigenvector for the $p$-spectral radius (in the sense of Keevash-Lenz-Mubayi and Nikiforov) for the extremal graphs, showing in a strong sense that these eigenvectors have close to equal weight on each vertex (equivalently, showing that the principal ratio is close to $1$). We investigate the sharpness of our result; it is likely sharp for the Turán tetrahedron problem. In the course of this latter discussion, we establish a lower bound on the $p$-spectral radius of an arbitrary $r$-graph in terms of the degrees of the graph. This builds on earlier work of Cardoso-Trevisan, Li-Zhou-Bu, Cioabă-Gregory, and Zhang. The case $1 < p < r$ of our results leads to some subtleties connected to Nikiforov's notion of $k$-tightness, arising from the Perron-Frobenius theory for the $p$-spectral radius. We raise a conjecture about these issues and provide some preliminary evidence for our conjecture.

Electronic Journal of Linear AlgebraVol. 40
University of South Carolina (US), Purdue University West Lafayette (US), University of Memphis (US)
American Institute of Mathematics, Purdue University
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