An interval in which a given graph has no eigenvalues is called a gap interval. We show that for any real number R greater than \(\frac{1}{2}(-1+\sqrt{2})\) , there exist infinitely many threshold graphs with gap interval (0, R). We provide a new recurrence relation for computing the characteristic polynomial of the threshold graphs and based on it, we conclude that the sequence of the least positive (resp. largest negative) eigenvalues of a certain sequence of threshold graphs is convergent. In some particular cases, we compute the limit points.
