Periodicity of identifying codes in strips
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Abstract: An identifying code in a graph is a subset of vertices having a nonempty and distinct intersection with the closed neighborhood of every vertex. We prove that the infimum density of any identifying code in (an infinite strip of rows in the square grid) can always be achieved by a periodic identifying code with pattern length at most . Assisted by a compute program implementing Karp's algorithm for minimum cycle mean, we find a periodic identifying code in with the minimum density , and a periodic identifying code in with the minimum density .
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