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A note on multiplicity of the Laplacian eigenvalue of trees
Considering the multiplicity mT (λ) of eigenvalue λ (which equals 1) of Laplacian matrix of all trees, we get three results: When mT (1) equals n-2, the tree is unique, that is star graph K1,n-1; (ii) there exists no trees satisfying mT (1) equals n-3; (iii) When mT (1) equals n-4, this kind of trees are divided into two types. According to the process of proving, we devise a method to construct trees on some desired properties, which have practical value.