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Randomized test establishes spectral radius conditions in graphs to determine subgraph presence and implications.
A graph G is F-free if G does not contain F as a subgraph. Let ρ(G) be the spectral radius of a graph G. Let θ(1,p,q) denote the theta graph, which is obtained by connecting two distinct vertices with three internally disjoint paths with lengths 1, p, q, where p ≤ q. Let Sn,k denote the graph obtained by joining every vertex of K_k to n-k isolated vertices and Sn,k⁻ denote the graph obtained from Sn,k by deleting an edge incident to a vertex of degree k, respectively. In this paper, we show that if ρ(G)≥ ρ(G) ≥ ρ(Sm+4/2, 2⁻) for a graph G with even size m ≥ 92, then G contains a θ(1, 3, 3) unless G Sm+4/2, 2⁻ .
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