Perfect-matching minimum-action conjecture for complete graphs
Perfect-matching minimum-action conjecture for complete graphs
Let be a complete graph with an even number of vertices, and let the action be the sum of the edge curvatures. A perfect-matching minimum-action conjecture states that the minimum action for is achieved by the perfect-matching setting, in which the action is , the number of vertices. This is proposed in analogy with the tree case, while the preceding theorem establishes the maximum action for the constant edge-length setting.
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An Huang, Bogdan Stoica, Xuyang Xia and Xiao Zhong, “Bounds on the Ricci curvature and solutions to the Einstein equations for weighted graphs”, arXiv:2006.06716 (2020).
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