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Quantum walks and graph operations
Joy Cooper, Homer De Vera, Hermie Monterde +3
Let be the transition matrix of a quantum walk on a graph relative to its adjacency matrix or the Laplacian matrix . This paper investigates the behavior of qua…
Near-factorizations in association schemes
Allen Herman, Alice Lacaze-Masmonteil, Karen Meagher +1
We formally initiate the study of -fold near-factorizations in association schemes. Namely, given an association , we consider the existence of a facto…
Perfect -state transfer
Stephen Kirkland, Hermie Monterde, Sarah Plosker
Much work has been done in the last two decades on the topic of quantum state transfer in a quantum spin network. One can model such a system of interacting qubits using an undirec…
Maximum spectral sum of graphs
Hitesh Kumar, Lele Liu, Hermie Monterde +2
For a graph of order , the spectral sum of is defined to be the sum , where (resp. ) is the largest (resp. second largest) adjacency ei…
Laplacian state transfer in graphs with involutions
Swornalata Ojha, Hermie Monterde, Hiranmoy Pal
For , the generalized Laplacian of a graph is the matrix , where is the degree matrix and is the adjacency matrix of $X…
Local -uniform mixing in continuous quantum walks
Hermie Monterde
Let be a weighted graph and be its adjacency, Laplacian or signless Laplacian matrix. In a continuous quantum walk on , local -uniform mixing occurs at vertex if…
Sedentary quantum walks on bipartite and planar graphs
Karen Meagher, Hermie Monterde
If a quantum walk starting on a vertex tends to stay at home, then that vertex is said to be sedentary. We prove that almost all planar graphs and almost all trees contain at least…
Structured eigenbases and pair state transfer on threshold graphs
Leonardo de Lima, Renata Del-Vecchio, Hermie Monterde +1
Recently, Macharete, Del-Vecchio, Teixeira and de Lima showed that a star and any threshold graph on the same number of vertices share the same eigenbasis relative to the Laplacian…