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The trivial partition has energy d(G)2, while the singleton partition records every adjacency

Statement

Let G be an n-vertex graph with n>0 and m edges. The one-part partition has energy (2mn2)2, whereas the partition into singletons has energy 2m/n2. The latter is at least the former. For the null graph both energies are 0 by convention.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A finite graph and its trivial and discrete partitions.

[L1]

Partition energy is the ordered part-pair weighted sum of squared densities, with null-graph value 0 (The mean-square density, or energy, of a vertex partition).

[L2]

Energy cannot decrease under refinement (Energy lies in [0,1] and cannot decrease under refinement).

Verification

technique · direct
1.1

For the one-part partition, the ordered-pair density is d(V,V)=2m/n2, so [L1] gives energy (2m/n2)2.

givenL1algebra
1.2

In the singleton partition, an ordered pair of distinct singleton parts has squared density 1 exactly when its two vertices are adjacent; diagonal densities and nonedge densities are 0. Every edge contributes its two orientations, so [L1] gives energy 2m/n2.

givenL1algebra
2.1

Since 02m/n21, its square is no larger than itself, agreeing with [L2] because the singleton partition refines the trivial one. The null case is the convention in [L1].

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