Liar’s Domination in Graphs

Authors

  • Derya Dogan Durgan
  • Ferhan Nihan Altundag

Abstract

A set D V (G) of a graph G = (V;E) is a liar's dominating
set if (1) for all v 2 V (G) jN[v] \ Dj 2 and (2) for every pair u; v 2 V (G) of distinct vertices, jN[u] [ N[v] \ Dj 3. In this paper, we consider the liar's domination number of some middle graphs. Every triple dominating set is a liar's dominating set and every liar's dominating set must be a double dominating set. So, the liar's dominating set lies between double dominating set and triple dominating set.

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2017-04-10

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