
TL;DR
This paper establishes new bounds on sums of Laplacian eigenvalues of simplicial complexes, extending classical results and improving bounds for graphs, with implications for conjectures in spectral graph theory and higher-dimensional complexes.
Contribution
It introduces sharp bounds on Laplacian eigenvalue sums for simplicial complexes, generalizing and improving classical spectral bounds for graphs and higher-dimensional structures.
Findings
Proved bounds on eigenvalue sums for simplicial complexes.
Extended classical results to higher dimensions and complex structures.
Improved bounds for graph Laplacians, approaching Brouwer's conjecture.
Abstract
Let be a simplicial complex. For , let be the set of -dimensional faces of , and let . For , let be the -th upper Laplacian operator of . For and , we denote by the number of -dimensional faces of containing . For a symmetric matrix and , let be the -th largest eigenvalue of . We prove that for every complex , , and , \[ \sum_{i=1}^k \lambda_i(L_{r-1}^+(X)) \le \max \left\{ \sum_{\sigma\in A} \text{deg}_X^{(r)}(\sigma) :\, A\subset X(r-1),\, |A|=(r+1)k \right\}. \] This bound is sharp, and it extends a classical result of Anderson and Morley, corresponding to the special case . As a consequence, we…
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