Smallest Domination Number and Largest Independence Number of Graphs and Forests with given Degree Sequence
Michael Gentner, Michael A. Henning, Dieter Rautenbach

TL;DR
This paper investigates extremal properties of graphs and forests with a given degree sequence, establishing existence of specific realizations and providing efficient algorithms and formulas for key graph invariants.
Contribution
It proves the existence of realizations with extremal domination and independence numbers and offers algorithms and formulas for these parameters.
Findings
Existence of realizations with extremal properties.
Efficient algorithm for minimum domination number with bounded degree sequences.
Closed-form formulas for maximum independence and minimum domination in forests.
Abstract
For a sequence of non-negative integers, let and be the sets of all graphs and forests with degree sequence , respectively. Let , , , and where is the domination number and is the independence number of a graph . Adapting results of Havel and Hakimi, Rao showed in 1979 that can be determined in polynomial time. We establish the existence of realizations with , and with and that have strong…
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