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Note on a relation between Randic index and algebraic connectivity

A conjecture of AutoGraphiX on the relation between the Randić index $R$ and the algebraic connectivity $a$ of a connected graph $G$ is: $$\frac R a\leq (\frac{n-3+2\sqrt{2}}{2})/(2(1- \cos {\fracπ{n}})) $$ with equality if and only if $G$ is $P_n$, which was proposed by Aouchiche and Hansen [M. Aouchiche and P. Hansen, A survey of automated conjectures in spectral graph theory, {\it Linear Algebra Appl.} {\bf 432}(2010), 2293--2322]. We prove that the conjecture holds for all trees and all connected graphs with edge connectivity $κ'(G)\geq 2$, and if $κ'(G)=1$, the conjecture holds for sufficiently large $n$. The conjecture also holds for all connected graphs with diameter $D\leq \frac {2(n-3+2\sqrt{2})}{π^2}$ or minimum degree $δ\geq \frac n 2$. We also prove $R\cdot a\geq \frac {8\sqrt{n-1}}{nD^2}$ and $R\cdot a\geq \frac {nδ(2δ-n+2)} {2(n-1)}$, and then $R\cdot a$ is minimum for the path if $D\leq (n-1)^{1/4}$ or $δ\geq \frac n 2-1$.

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