Domination versus edge domination
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Abstract: We propose the conjecture that the domination number of a -regular graph with is always at most its edge domination number , which coincides with the domination number of its line graph. We prove that for general , and for . Furthermore, we verify our conjecture for cubic claw-free graphs.
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