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Research On Connected Domination In Generalized Petersen Graph And Circle Graph

Posted on:2009-11-05Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L L SunFull Text:PDF
GTID:2178360242967379Subject:Computer software and theory
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Connected Domination in graphs is one of hot fields of graph theory. The research on connected domination in graphs has not only important theoretical, but also varied applications in such fields as optimization, design and analysis of communication networks, network search and pattern recognition.Since E. Sampathkumar and H. B. Walikar define a connected dominating set of a graph in 1979, many researches are made on connected domination. And many of them focus on algorithm application and character study. At the same time, some related conception, for example totall domination, critical domination, dependence domination and tree domination, are created by connected domination and attract people's attentions and are studied.For the connected domination and tree domination of generalized Pertersen graph and Circle graph not be solved, in this paper, mainly use the combine of computer's computation and mathematic ratiocination, aims at connected domination properties on generalized Pertersen graph and Circle graph, and then get the following conclusions.For every n≥4 and every k≥1, then we haveγc(P(n, k)) =γrr(P(n, k)). For every n≥4 and k=1, thenγc(P(n, 1))=γtr(P(n, 1))=n. For every odd n≥5 and k=2, thenγc (P(n, 2))=γtr(P(n, 2))=n-1. For every even n≥6 and k=2, thenγc(P(n, 2))=γ(1r)(P(n, 2))=n. For every n≥17 and k=4, thenγtr(P(n, 4))=n-1. For every n≥25 and k=6, thenγtr(P(n, 6))=n-1. For every n≥33 and k=8, thenγtr(P(n, 8))=n-1. Then by these conclusions, this paper gives a conjecture: for every even k≥4 and every n≥4k+1, thenγc(P(n, k))=γ1r(P (n, k))=n-1.For every k≥1, then the lower bounds of the connected domination number and the tree domination number areγc(C(n;{1, k}))≥(?) andγ1r(C(n; {1,k}))≥(?). For every n≥5, and k=2, thenγtr(C(n;{1,2}))=(?)-1. Forevery n≥7 and k=3, then (?)...
Keywords/Search Tags:Generalized Pertersen Graph, Connected Domination Number, Tree Domination Number
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