# , Vertex Isoperimetry and Concentration

@article{Bobkov2000VI,
title={, Vertex Isoperimetry and Concentration},
author={Sergey G. Bobkov and Christian Houdr{\'e} and Prasad Tetali},
journal={Combinatorica},
year={2000},
volume={20},
pages={153-172}
}
• Published 2000
• Mathematics
• Combinatorica
. This approach refines results relating the spectral gap of a graph to the so-called magnification of a graph. A concentration result involving is also derived.
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