Let G = (V, E) be an undirected and connected graph with Laplacian matrix L.
(a) How are the eigenvalues of L2 related to the eigenvalues of L?
(b) If instead of running the consensus protocol, x ̇ = −Lx, one runs the protocol from Homework 1, given by
x ̇ = −L2x, will consensus still be achieved? Justify your answer.
(c) Assuming both x ̇ = −Lx and x ̇ = −L2x converge, which protocol converges faster? Justify your answer.
Part-(a):
The eigenvalues of are square of the eigenvalues of .
Let be an eigenvalue of having corresponding eigenvector .
Then
Thus is an eigenvalue of with corresponding eigenvector .
Part-(b):
Yes the consensus will still be achieved because as shown above the eigenvalues of are square of the eigenvalues of ..
Part-(c):
The eigenvalues of converges faster than
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