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Independent bondage number of a graph

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A vertex set S of a simple finite graph $$G=(V;E)$$G=(V;E) is said to be an independent set if there is no edge between any pair of vertices of S and… Click to show full abstract

A vertex set S of a simple finite graph $$G=(V;E)$$G=(V;E) is said to be an independent set if there is no edge between any pair of vertices of S and a dominating set if for any $$v\in V-S$$v∈V-S, $$uv\in E$$uv∈E for some $$u\in S$$u∈S. If S is both independent and dominating in G, then S is an independent dominating set. Let i(G) denote the cardinality of a minimum independent dominating set of G. Set $$b_i(G)=\min \{|E'|~: E'\subseteq E, i(G)

Keywords: bondage number; dominating set; independent bondage; independent dominating

Journal Title: Journal of Combinatorial Optimization
Year Published: 2019

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