Trees with maximum p-reinforcement number
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Abstract: Let be a graph and a positive integer. The -domination number is the minimum cardinality of a set with for all . The -reinforcement number is the smallest number of edges whose addition to results in a graph with . Recently, it was proved by Lu et al. that for a tree and . In this paper, we characterize all trees attaining this upper bound for .
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