The paper [PDF] on the upper bound is updated a bit. It will also be updated on the ArXiv. In the video below, there is an update. Both for quivers as well as non-magnetic quivers (quivers without multiple connections), we can use induction to prove results. One of the amendments …
Quivers allow to model Schroedinger operators on graphs. With loops we can modify scalar values on vertices, with multiple connections, we can modify the magnetic part. This makes quivers attractive as well as theorems about quivers more interesting. An example was . In the talk last Saturday, I also mentioned …
In my theorem telling that the k-th largest eigenvalue for the Kirchhoff Laplacian of a finite simple graph satisfies the bound I use a lemma which generalizes the Andrson-Morley super symmetry result of 1985. That paper had provided a ground breaking upper bound for the spectral radius . The proof …
