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Reducing the domination number of \(( P_3 + k P_2 )\)-free graphs via one edge contraction
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    Reducing the domination number of \(( P_3 + k P_2 )\)-free graphs via one edge contraction (English)
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    21 October 2021
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    In this paper, the authors reduce the domination number of $G$ using only one edge contraction. The main result shows that the problem is polynomial-time solvable on $( P_3 + k P_2 )$-free graphs for any $k\geq 0$ which can be combined with former results to obtain a complexity dichotomy of the problem on $H$-free graphs. Moreover, the authors present an algorithm which determines in polynomial time whether $G$ is a Yes-instance of 1-Edge Contraction $(\gamma)$ or not.
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    domination
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    edge contraction
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