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Quadratic inequalities between the largest eigenvalues of a graph
We prove a sharp quadratic inequality between the largest two eigenvalues $λ_1 \ge λ_2$ of a graph with $n$ vertices. We also prove a quadratic inequality between the second and third largest eigenvalues $λ_2 \ge λ_3$. These results in particular imply the bounds $λ_1 + λ_2 \le \frac{8}{7} n - 2$, $
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