The Signless Laplacian Spectral Radius and Rainbow Matchings (Hamilton Paths) of Graphs

Let and be integers satisfying 1≤m≤(n-2)/2, and let [n]={1,...,n}. Let be a family of graphs (not necessarily distinct) defined on the common vertex set . A graph H on V is said to be rainbow if there exists a bijection such that every edge satisfies In this paper, we prove that if the signless Laplacian radius satisfies the inequality For each , then contains a rainbow matching, except when all graphs in are identical and isomorphic to either or . Furthermore, for and , we show that iffor each , then admits a rainbow Hamilton path, unless all graphs in are identical and isomorphic to .

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Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation
Published
2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.26855/jamc.2025.03.009
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2
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Graph theory and applications
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The Signless Laplacian Spectral Radius and Rainbow Matchings (Hamilton Paths) of Graphs

Wang Xiaolong, Haixiang Lv
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Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation
Graph theory and applications
8.18
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The Signless Laplacian Spectral Radius and Rainbow Matchings (Hamilton Paths) of Graphs

Wang Xiaolong, Haixiang Lv
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Abstract

Let and be integers satisfying 1≤m≤(n-2)/2, and let [n]={1,...,n}. Let be a family of graphs (not necessarily distinct) defined on the common vertex set . A graph H on V is said to be rainbow if there exists a bijection such that every edge satisfies In this paper, we prove that if the signless Laplacian radius satisfies the inequality For each , then contains a rainbow matching, except when all graphs in are identical and isomorphic to either or . Furthermore, for and , we show that iffor each , then admits a rainbow Hamilton path, unless all graphs in are identical and isomorphic to .

Journal of Applied Mathematics and ComputationVol. 9(1)
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Graph theory and applications
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