On the singularity of adjacency matrices for random regular digraphs
By Nicholas A. Cook. 2014
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We prove that the (non-symmetric) adjacency matrix of a uniform random d-regular directed graph on n vertices is asymptotically almost surely invertible, assuming $$\min (d,n-d)\ge C\log ^2n$$min(d,n-d)≥Clog2n for a sufficiently large constant $$C>0$$C>0. The proof makes use of a coupling of random regular digraphs formed by “shuffling” the neighborhood of a pair of vertices, as well as concentration results for the distribution of edges, proved in Cook (Random Struct Algorithms. arXiv:1410.5595, 2014). We also apply our general approach to prove asymptotically almost surely invertibility of Hadamard products $$\varSigma {{\mathrm{\circ }}}\varXi $$Σ∘Ξ, where $$\varXi $$Ξ is a matrix of iid uniform $$\pm 1$$±1 signs, and $$\varSigma $$Σ is a 0/1 matrix whose associated digraph satisfies certain “expansion” properties.
Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics, Statistics and Probability
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- Size biased couplings and the spectral gap for random regular graphs (2015, methodology): “Control of this type was used in [22] to show that adjacency matrices of random d-regular digraphs with min(d, n − d) ≥ C log2 n are invertible with high probability.”