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The unshifted lower Laplacian bound excludes a boundary degree

Statement

Fix γ>1. For each positive integer n, put μ=γlog⁡n and p=μ/n, and consider only n for which p≤1. Let c−∈(−1,0) be the unshifted root of γ((1+c)log⁡(1+c)−c)=1. Define the scalar function I(x)=xlog⁡x−x+1 for x>0; thus I(1+c)=h(c) for c>−1. Set a=1+c−∈(0,1) and kn=⌈aμ−p⌉−1. In the loop-free graph G(n,p), any vertex of degree kn prevents c−μI⪯ΔL, where ΔL=D−A−μI+pJ. Consequently it prevents the full (n,μ,α,c−,c+)-expander predicate, for every α,c+. Moreover kn=aμ+O(1) as n→∞ at fixed γ, and γI(a)=1.

Facts & Assumptions

[F1]

The expander predicate contains the lower quadratic-form inequality c−μI⪯ΔL, with ΔL=D−A−μI+pJ (Two-sided spectral expander — Definition 1.9).

[F2]

The Erdős–Rényi graph is loop-free, so Avv=0 and Dvv=d(v) (Erdős–Rényi random graph and high probability).

[F3]

The function h(c)=(1+c)log⁡(1+c)−c on c>−1 and the unshifted root satisfy c−∈(−1,0) and γh(c−)=1 (Degree large-deviation rate function and roots).

[F4]

At fixed γ, p=γlog⁡n/n→0 (The logarithm grows more slowly than every positive real power).

Proof

Given: The parameters, root and integer kn in the Statement.

Goal: Check the exact original diagonal obstruction including the centering term.

1.1F1F2givenalgebra

Evaluate the lower quadratic-form inequality in [F1] on the coordinate vector ev of norm one. By [F2] it requires d(v)−μ+p≥c−μ, equivalently d(v)≥aμ−p. The integer kn=⌈aμ−p⌉−1 is strictly smaller than aμ−p, including when the latter is itself an integer. Thus d(v)=kn contradicts this necessary inequality.

2.1F1F3F4givenstep 1.1algebra∎

The defining property of the ceiling gives −1≤kn−(aμ−p)<0, so ∣kn−aμ∣≤1+p. By [F4], p→0 at fixed γ; hence every sufficiently large positive integer n is admissible and kn=aμ+O(1). The inline definition gives I(a)=I(1+c−)=h(c−), so [F3] yields γI(a)=1. These facts prove every assertion, and the unused adjacency bound cannot remove this necessary obstruction.

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