Complexity results for k-domination and -domination problems and their variants.
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Abstract: Let be a simple and undirected graph. For some integer , a set is said to be a k-dominating set in if every vertex of outside has at least neighbors in . Furthermore, for some real number with , a set is called an -dominating set in if every vertex of outside has at least neighbors in , where is the degree of in . The cardinality of a minimum -dominating set and a minimum -dominating set in is said to be the -domination number and the -domination number of , respectively. In this paper, we present some approximability and inapproximability results on the problem of finding -domination number and -domination number of some classes of graphs. Moreover, we introduce a generalization of -dominating set which we call an -dominating set. Given a function , where , a set is said to be an -dominating set in if every vertex of outside has at least neighbors in . We prove NP-hardness of the problem of finding a minimum -dominating set in , for a large family of functions .
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