Well totally dominated graphs #
A total dominating set of G is a set S of vertices such that every vertex of G
(including vertices in S) has a neighbor in S. A total dominating set S is
minimal if no proper subset of S is also a total dominating set.
A graph G is well totally dominated if every minimal total dominating set has the
same cardinality; equivalently, the total domination number equals the maximum
cardinality of a minimal total dominating set.
The pendant vertices (also called leaves) of G are the vertices of degree 1.
A set S is a total dominating set of G if every vertex has a neighbor in S.
Equations
- G.IsTotalDominatingSet S = ∀ (v : α), ∃ w ∈ S, G.Adj v w
Instances For
A total dominating set S is minimal if no proper subset of S is also a
total dominating set.
Equations
- G.IsMinimalTotalDominatingSet S = (G.IsTotalDominatingSet S ∧ ∀ T ⊂ S, ¬G.IsTotalDominatingSet T)
Instances For
A graph G is well totally dominated if every minimal total dominating set
has the same cardinality.
Equations
- G.IsWellTotallyDominated = ∀ (S T : Finset α), G.IsMinimalTotalDominatingSet S → G.IsMinimalTotalDominatingSet T → S.card = T.card
Instances For
The set of pendant vertices (leaves) of G: vertices of degree 1.
Equations
- G.pendantVertices = {v : α | G.degree v = 1}