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DM
2007
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Dominating direct products of graphs
An upper bound for the domination number of the direct product of graphs is proved. It in particular implies that for any graphs G and H, γ(G × H) ≤ 3γ(G)γ(H). Graphs with a...
Bostjan Bresar, Sandi Klavzar, Douglas F. Rall
AOR
2006
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Note on Upper Bounds for TSP Domination Number
The domination number, domn(A, n), of a heuristic A for the Asymmetric TSP is the maximum integer d = d(n) such that, for every instance I of the Asymmetric TSP on n cities, A pro...
Gregory Gutin, Angela Koller, Anders Yeo
DM
2002
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Star forests, dominating sets and Ramsey-type problems
A star forest of a graph G is a spanning subgraph of G in which each component is a star. The minimum number of edges required to guarantee that an arbitrary graph, or a bipartite...
Sheila Ferneyhough, Ruth Haas, Denis Hanson, Gary ...
JGT
2007
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The upper bound of the number of cycles in a 2-factor of a line graph
Let G be a simple graph with order n and minimum degree at least two. In this paper, we prove that if every odd branch-bond in G has an edge-branch, then its line graph has a 2-fa...
Jun Fujisawa, Liming Xiong, Kiyoshi Yoshimoto, She...
GC
2008
Springer
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Domination in Graphs of Minimum Degree at least Two and Large Girth
We prove that for graphs of order n, minimum degree 2 and girth g 5 the domination number satisfies 1 3 + 2 3g n. As a corollary this implies that for cubic graphs of order n ...
Christian Löwenstein, Dieter Rautenbach