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Given a simple graph $G=(V_G, E_G)$ with vertex set $V_G$ and edge set $E_G$, the mixed graph $widetilde{G}$ is obtained from $G$ by orienting some of its edges. Let $H(widetilde{G})$ denote the Hermitian adjacency matrix of $widetilde{G}$ and $A(G)$ be the adjacency matrix of $G$. The $H$-rank (resp. rank) of $widetilde{G}$ (resp. $G$), written as $rk(widetilde{G})$ (resp. $r(G)$), is the rank of $H(widetilde{G})$ (resp. $A(G)$). Denote by $d(G)$ the dimension of cycle spaces of $G$, that is $d(G) = |E_G|-|V_G|+omega(G)$, where $omega(G),$ denotes the number of connected components of $G$. In this paper, we concentrate on the relation between the $H$-rank of $widetilde{G}$ and the rank of $G$. We first show that $-2d(G)leqslant rk(widetilde{G})-r(G)leqslant 2d(G)$ for every mixed graph $widetilde{G}$. Then we characterize all the mixed graphs that attain the above lower (resp. upper) bound. By these obtained results in the current paper, all the main results obtained in cite{004,1} may be deduced consequently.
An oriented graph $G^sigma$ is a digraph without loops or multiple arcs whose underlying graph is $G$. Let $Sleft(G^sigmaright)$ be the skew-adjacency matrix of $G^sigma$ and $alpha(G)$ be the independence number of $G$. The rank of $S(G^sigma)$ is c
Let $Phi=(G, varphi)$ be a complex unit gain graph (or $mathbb{T}$-gain graph) and $A(Phi)$ be its adjacency matrix, where $G$ is called the underlying graph of $Phi$. The rank of $Phi$, denoted by $r(Phi)$, is the rank of $A(Phi)$. Denote by $theta(
A signed graph $(G, sigma)$ is a graph with a sign attached to each of its edges, where $G$ is the underlying graph of $(G, sigma)$. Let $c(G)$, $alpha(G)$ and $r(G, sigma)$ be the cyclomatic number, the independence number and the rank of the adjace
We establish a lower bound for the energy of a complex unit gain graph in terms of the matching number of its underlying graph, and characterize all the complex unit gain graphs whose energy reaches this bound.
A complex unit gain graph (or ${mathbb T}$-gain graph) is a triple $Phi=(G, {mathbb T}, varphi)$ (or $(G, varphi)$ for short) consisting of a simple graph $G$, as the underlying graph of $(G, varphi)$, the set of unit complex numbers $mathbb{T}= { z