Spectral Distributions of Graphs
The concept of spectrum of a finite graph discussed in the previous chapter is not extended directly to an infinite graph. An alternative approach is brought by the idea of spectral distribution on the basis of quantum probability. In short, quantum proba
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Nobuaki Obata
Spectral Analysis of Growing Graphs A Quantum Probability Point of View
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Nobuaki Obata Graduate School of Information Sciences Tohoku University Sendai Japan
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