The number of dominating $k$-sets of paths, cycles and wheels
Jorge L. Arocha, Bernardo Llano

TL;DR
This paper provides a simplified proof for recurrence relations of domination polynomials and counts of dominating k-sets in paths, cycles, and wheels, solving a problem posed in 2015 and extending to multiple graph types.
Contribution
It introduces a shorter proof for recurrence relations and explicitly determines the number of dominating k-sets for paths, cycles, and wheels.
Findings
Recurrence relation for domination polynomial of paths
Explicit formulas for dominating k-sets in paths, cycles, wheels
Solved a 2015 problem on dominating k-sets
Abstract
We give a shorter proof of the recurrence relation for the domination polynomial and for the number of dominating -sets of the path with vertices. For every positive integers and numbers are determined solving a problem posed by S. Alikhani in CID 2015. Moreover, the numbers of dominating -sets of cycles and of wheels with vertices are computed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals · Advanced Graph Theory Research
