Note explores rigidity conditions in graphs by examining the spectral radius of adjacency matrices, indicating its importance.
It is of interest to look for the sufficient conditions for the rigidity of a graph. Fan, Huang and Lin (2023) recently studied the rigidity of a graph from the perspective of its spectral radius of the adjacency matrix and established a sufficient condition involving the spectral radius to ensure a 2-connected (or a 3-connected) graph G with a fixed minimum degree to be rigid (or globally rigid). In this note, we establish a similar condition which relates λ_1^a(G) , the spectral radius of the matrix A_a(G) := aD(G) + (1 - α)A(G) , where α ∈ (0, 1) , A(G) and D(G) are the adjacency matrix and the diagonal degree matrix of G, respectively.
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