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Minimal and Maximal e=1 Functions

P. Dankelmann1, D.J. Erwin2, G. Fricke3, H.C. Swart4
1 University of Natal, Durban
2 Western Michigan University
3Wright State University W. Goddard University of Natal, Durban
4University of Natal, Durban

Abstract

An e=1 function is a function f:V(G)[0,1] such that every non-isolated vertex u is adjacent to some vertex v such that f(u)+f(v)=1, and every isolated vertex w has f(w)=1. A theory of e=1 functions is developed focussing on minimal and maximal e=1 functions. Relationships are traced between e=1 parameters and some well-known domination parameters, which lead to results about classical and fractional domination parameters.