combinatorics / Spectral graph theory

Graffiti Conjecture 143

For every connected graph, is the variance of its positive adjacency eigenvalues at most its order divided by its average distance? Exact dumbbell-graph certificates refute the bound under both conventions for average distance.

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combinatoricsJun 12, 2026Significance 5/100Registry: unreviewed

Graffiti Conjecture 143

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For every connected graph, is the variance of its positive adjacency eigenvalues at most its order divided by its average distance? Exact dumbbell-graph certificates refute the bound under both conventions for average distance.

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For every connected graph, is the variance of its positive adjacency eigenvalues at most its order divided by its average distance? Exact dumbbell-graph certificates refute the bound under both conventions for average distance.

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