Graphs whose neighborhoods have no special cycles
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(23)- Graphs whose r-neighbourhoods form conformal hypergraphs
- The parallel solution of domination problems on chordal and strongly chordal graphs
- Clique complexes and graph powers
- Regular graphs with no homomorphisms onto cycles
- Incidence graphs of biacyclic hypergraphs
- Transversal partitioning in balanced hypergraphs
- Graphs in which \(G - N[v]\) is a cycle for each vertex \(v\)
- On weighted efficient total domination
- Graphs \(G\) where \(G-N[v]\) is a tree for each vertex \(v\)
- Reachability and recurrence in a modular generalization of annihilating random walks (and Lights-Out games) to hypergraphs
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- Neighborhood perfect graphs
- On the complexity of the black-and-white coloring problem on some classes of perfect graphs
- Additive sparse spanners for graphs with bounded length of largest induced cycle
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- On a property of neighborhood hypergraphs.
- Dually chordal graphs
- A characterization of totally balanced hypergraphs
- Dominating set games.
- Graphs \(G\) where \(G-N[v]\) is a regular graph for each vertex \(v\)
- Subgraph trees in graph theory
- Graphs \(G\) in which \(G-N[v]\) has a prescribed property for each vertex \(v\)
- Minimum fractional dominating functions and maximum fractional packing functions
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