Locating-dominating sets: from graphs to oriented graphs
Nicolas Bousquet, Quentin Deschamps, Tuomo Lehtil\"a, and Aline, Parreau

TL;DR
This paper extends the concept of locating-dominating sets from undirected to oriented graphs, providing bounds, probabilistic results, and open questions on the parameters' behavior across various graph classes.
Contribution
It introduces and analyzes the oriented version of locating-dominating sets, establishing bounds and probabilistic results, and explores their relationships with undirected graph parameters.
Findings
For twin-free graphs, the directed locating-dominating set size is at most half the vertices.
Bounds are provided for various graph classes, especially for regular graphs.
Open questions remain on the existence of graphs with logarithmic oriented locating-dominating set size.
Abstract
A locating-dominating set in an undirected graph is a subset of vertices such that is dominating and for every , we have . In this paper, we consider the oriented version of the problem. A locating-dominating set in an oriented graph is a set such that for every , and for each pair of vertices , . We consider the following two parameters. Given an undirected graph , we look for ( which is the size of the smallest (largest) optimal locating-dominating set over all orientations of . In particular, if is an orientation of , then . For the best orientation, we prove…
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TopicsAdvanced Graph Theory Research
