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- Implemented find_lanczos_eigenvectors to approximate the largest eigenvalues and corresponding eigenvectors of a graph based on its adjacency list. (#11906)
- Utilized `lanczos_iteration` to construct tridiagonal matrices, optimized for large, sparse matrices.
- Added `multiply_matrix_vector` for efficient matrix-vector multiplication using adjacency lists.
- Included `validate_adjacency_list` for input validation.

- Supports varied graph analysis applications, particularly for analyzing graph centrality.
- Included type hints, comprehensive docstrings, and doctests.
- PEP-8 compliant, with optimized handling of inputs and outputs.

This module provides essential tools for eigenvalue-based graph analysis, ideal for centrality insights and structural assessments.
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