Uniform length dominating sequence graphs
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Abstract: A sequence of vertices of a graph is called a {it dominating closed neighborhood sequence} if is a dominating set of and for every . A graph is said to be {it uniform} if all dominating closed neighborhood sequences have equal length . Bre{v s}ar et al. (2014) characterized -uniform graphs with . In this article we extend their work by giving a complete characterization of all -uniform graphs with .
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