Domination Defect of Some Parameterized Families of Graphs
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\(k\)-Domination defect set, \(k\)-Domination defect of a graphAbstract
In this paper, we study the concept of \(k\)-domination defect of a graph \(G\) and investigate it for some parameterized families of graphs. We produce characterizations of the \(\zeta_k\)-sets of the path, cycle, centipede graph, sunlet graph, bi-star graph, crown graph, and complete bipartite graph, and then from these characterizations, the corresponding \(k\)-domination defects of the aforesaid graphs are determined.
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