Trivially extendable graphs

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A graph is \(k\)-extendable if every independent set of order \(k\) is contained in a maximum independent set. It is called trivially extendable if it is \(k\)-extendable only for \(k\) being equal the independence number. In this paper, trivially extendable graphs are described among the graphs \(G\) having the independence number equal \(|V(G)|-2\) and \(|V(G)|-3\), respectively.











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