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Dominating set
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V
=
D
∪
⋃
v
∈
D
N
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v
)
)
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A
dominating set
D
of
a
graph
is
a
vertex
subset
such that every unselected
vertex
has a
neighbour in
D
. Equivalently every
vertex
lies in
D
or is adjacent to an element of
D
. This condition differs from
vertex cover
, which requires every
edge
to have an endpoint in the selected
set
.
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In
graph theory
,
a
**
dominating set
** for
a
graph
\(
G
= (
V
, E) \) is
a
subset
\(
D
\subseteq
V
\) of the
vertices
such that every
vertex
not in \(
D
\) is adjacent to at least one
vertex
in \(
D \)
.
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