Symmetry in domination for hypergraphs with choice
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Summary: In this paper, we introduce the concept of (pair-wise) domination graphs for hypergraphs endowed with a choice function on edges. We are interested, for instance, in minimal numbers of edges for associated domination graphs. Theorems regarding the existence of balanced (zero-edge) domination graphs are presented. Several open questions are posed.
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