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Finite-graph norm literature gives context but no C_31 value
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Recorded scope: primary literature located for exact L2 norms of centered Hardy-Littlewood maximal operators on finite graphs, with attention to the cycle C_31
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}Originating problem: Sharp L2 norm of the centered maximal operator on C_31
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Gonzalez-Riquelme and Madrid study the same graph-ball operator and derive exact L2 norms for complete and star graphs.
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Gonzalez-Riquelme and Madrid define the centered maximal operator on a finite graph by taking averages over graph-metric balls. This specializes to the operator in the candidate record when the graph is \(C_{31}\). Their L2 results give exact formulas for complete graphs and star graphs. The paper supplies no corresponding cycle formula. A focused search by the cycle notation, graph name, and operator norm found nearby variation results, while the exact \(C_{31}\) constant remained unlocated. Novelty therefore remains unverified.
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Verification source: arxiv.org ↗, Cristian Gonzalez-Riquelme and Jose Madrid, Sharp inequalities for maximal operators on finite graphs, arXiv:2005.03146, definition (1.1) and section 1.3
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