Algorithmic aspects of certified domination in graphs
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- Algorithms and Computation
- Certified domination
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- On the double Roman domination in graphs
- Planar 3DM is NP-complete
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- Threshold graphs and related topics
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(8)- On certificates and lookahead in dynamic graph problems
- Global triple Roman dominating function
- Certification of breadth-first algorithms by extraction
- Connected certified domination edge critical and stable graphs
- Certified hop domination in graphs
- A study on triple connected certified domination numbers in power graphs of triangular grids
- Certified domination critical graphs upon vertex removal
- Stability of certified domination upon edge addition
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