Dominating plane triangulations

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Abstract: In 1996, Tarjan and Matheson proved that if G is a plane triangulated disc with n vertices, gamma(G)len/3, where gamma(G) denotes the domination number of G. Furthermore, they conjectured that the constant 1/3 could be improved to 1/4 for sufficiently large n. Their conjecture remains unsettled. In the present paper, it is proved that if G is a hamiltonian plane triangulation with |V(G)|=n vertices and minimum degree at least 4, then gamma(G)lemaxlceil2n/7ceil,lfloor5n/16floor. It follows immediately that if G is a 4-connected plane triangulation with n vertices, then gamma(G)lemaxlceil2n/7ceil,lfloor5n/16floor. It then follows that if nge26, then gamma(G)lelfloor5n/16floor.









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