Locating-dominating sets: from graphs to oriented graphs
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Abstract: A locating-dominating set in an undirected graph is a subset of vertices such that is dominating and for every , we have . In this paper, we consider the oriented version of the problem. A locating-dominating set in an oriented graph is a set such that for every , and for each pair of vertices , . We consider the following two parameters. Given an undirected graph , we look for ( which is the size of the smallest (largest) optimal locating-dominating set over all orientations of . In particular, if is an orientation of , then . For the best orientation, we prove that, for every twin-free graph on vertices, proving a ``directed version of a conjecture on . Moreover, we give some bounds for on many graph classes and drastically improve the value for (almost) -regular graphs by showing that using a probabilistic argument. While holds for every graph , we give some graph classes graphs for which and some for which . We also give general bounds for . Finally, we show that for many graph classes is polynomial on but we leave open the question whether there exist graphs with .
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