Inverse Split Majority Dominating Set of a Graph
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https://doi.org/10.26713/cma.v12i4.1697Keywords:
Majority domination number, Inverse majority domination number, Split dominating (SD) set, Inverse Split Majority dominating (ISMD) set, Inverse Split majority domination number.Abstract
In this paper, we introduced an inverse split majority dominating set of a graph \(G\). Inverse split majority domination number \({\gamma }^{-1}_{SM}(G)\) is determined for some classes of graphs. Some important results and characterization theorems on \({\gamma }^{-1}_{SM}(G)\) are established. Many Bounds on inverse split majority domination number and its relationship with other domination parameters are also obtained.
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