E(A, B) denotes the set of edges with one endpoint in A and one endpoint in B.
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Isoperimetry and early related results #
It is easy to see that ∂S = ∂Sᶜ.
∂S = E(S, Sᶜ).
For a vertex set S, we define hG(S) = |E(S, Sᶜ)| / min(vol S , vol Sᶜ).
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For a vertex set S, we define its vertex expansion as gG(S) = |vol δS| / min(vol S , vol Sᶜ).
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The Cheeger constant of a graph G is defined as the minimum of hG (S) for every set of vertices S with non-zero volume and co-volume.
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- UnweightedGraph.Isoperimetry.cheeger G = ⨅ (S : Set α), ⨅ (_ : 0 < min (UnweightedGraph.vol S) (UnweightedGraph.vol Sᶜ)), UnweightedGraph.Isoperimetry.hG S
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The Vertex Cheeger constant of a graph G is defined as the minimum of gG (S) for every set of vertices S with non-zero volume and co-volume.
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- UnweightedGraph.Isoperimetry.cheegerV G = ⨅ (S : Set α), ⨅ (_ : 0 < min (UnweightedGraph.vol S) (UnweightedGraph.vol Sᶜ)), UnweightedGraph.Isoperimetry.gG S
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cheger * vol S ≤ |∂S|.
A graph is connected iff its cheeger constant is positive.
We first derive a simple upper bound for the eigenvalue λ₁ in terms of the Cheeger constant of a connected graph.
For a connected graph G, λ₁ > hG²/2.