Disjoint dominating sets with a perfect matching
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Abstract: In this paper, we consider dominating sets and such that and are disjoint and there exists a perfect matching between them. Let denote the cardinality of smallest such sets in (provided they exist, otherwise ). This concept was introduced in [Klostermeyer et al., Theory and Application of Graphs, 2017] in the context of studying a certain graph protection problem. We characterize the trees for which equals a certain graph protection parameter and for which , where is the independence number of . We also further study this parameter in graph products, e.g., by giving bounds for grid graphs, and in graphs of small independence number.
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