Abstract A graph $G$ is said to be an integral graph if all
the eigenvalues of the adjacency matrix of $G$ are integers. A
natural question to ask is which graphs are integral. In general,
characterizing integral graphs seems to be a difficult task. In
this paper, we define some graph operations on ordered triple of
graphs. We compute their spectrum and, as an application, we give
some new methods to construct infinite families of integral graphs
starting with either an arbitrary integral graph or integral
regular graph. Also, we present some new infinite families of
integral graphs by applying our graph operations to some standard
graphs like complete graphs, complete bipartite graphs etc.
|