Universal adjacency spectrum of (proper) power graphs and their complements on some groups

Abstract

The power graph P(G)\mathscr{P}(G) of a group GG is an undirected graph with all the elements of GG as vertices and where any two vertices uu and vv are adjacent if and only if u=vmu=v^m or v=umv=u^m, m∈ m \in Z\mathbb{Z}. For a simple graph HH with adjacency matrix A(H)A(H) and degree diagonal matrix D(H)D(H), the universal adjacency matrix is U(H)=αA(H)+βD(H)+γI+ηJU(H)= \alpha A(H)+\beta D(H)+ \gamma I +\eta J, where α(≠0),β,γ,η∈R\alpha (\neq 0), \beta, \gamma, \eta \in \mathbb{R}, II is the identity matrix and JJ is the all-ones matrix of suitable order. One can study many graph-associated matrices, such as adjacency, Laplacian, signless Laplacian, Seidel etc. in a unified manner through the universal adjacency matrix of a graph. Here we study universal adjacency eigenvalues and eigenvectors of power graphs, proper power graphs and their complements on the group Zn\mathbb{Z}_n, dihedral group Dn{D}_n, and the generalized quaternion group Qn{Q}_n. Spectral results of no kind for the complement of power graph on any group were obtained before. We determine the full spectrum in some particular cases. Moreover, several existing results can be obtained as very specific cases of some results of the paper

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