Independent Double Roman Domination on Block Graphs

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Abstract: Given a graph G=(V,E), f:Vightarrow0,1,2 is the Italian dominating function of G if f satisfies sumuinN(v)f(u)geq2 when f(v)=0. Denote w(f)=sumvinVf(v) as the weight of f. Let Vi=v:f(v)=i,i=0,1,2, we call f the independent Italian dominating function if V1cupV2 is an independent set. The independent Italian domination number of G is the minimum weight of independent Italian dominating function f, denoted by iI(G). We equivalently transform the independent domination problem of the connected block graph G to the induced independent domination problem of its block-cutpoint graph T, then a linear time algorithm is given to find iI(G) of any connected block graph G based on dynamic programming.














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