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The unshifted lower Laplacian bound excludes a boundary degree
Statement
Fix . For each positive integer , put and , and consider only for which . Let be the unshifted root of . Define the scalar function for ; thus for . Set and . In the loop-free graph , any vertex of degree prevents , where . Consequently it prevents the full -expander predicate, for every . Moreover as at fixed , and .
Facts & Assumptions
The expander predicate contains the lower quadratic-form inequality , with (Two-sided spectral expander — Definition 1.9).
The Erdős–Rényi graph is loop-free, so and (Erdős–Rényi random graph and high probability).
The function on and the unshifted root satisfy and (Degree large-deviation rate function and roots).
Proof
Given: The parameters, root and integer in the Statement.
Goal: Check the exact original diagonal obstruction including the centering term.
Evaluate the lower quadratic-form inequality in [F1] on the coordinate vector of norm one. By [F2] it requires , equivalently . The integer is strictly smaller than , including when the latter is itself an integer. Thus contradicts this necessary inequality.
The defining property of the ceiling gives , so . By [F4], at fixed ; hence every sufficiently large positive integer is admissible and . The inline definition gives , so [F3] yields . These facts prove every assertion, and the unused adjacency bound cannot remove this necessary obstruction.
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