Analysis reveals trees with second largest Laplacian eigenvalue ≤ 2+√3, indicating structural properties.
We determine all trees for which the second largest Laplacian eigenvalue is at most 2+√3 as well as all trees with exactly one Laplacian eigenvalue exceeding 2+√3.
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