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Location-2-Domination for Product of Graphs
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Locating-2-Dominating Set is denoted as \(R_{2}^{D}(G)\), and in this chapter the Location-2-domination number for direct and Cartesian product of graphs, namely \({{P}_{n}}\square {{P}_{m}}\), \({{P}_{n}}\square {{S}_{m}}\), \({{P}_{n}}\square {{W}_{m}}\), \({{C}_{n}}\square {{C}_{m}}\), Pn × Pm, Pn × Sm, Cn × Pm, Cn × Cm, are being found.
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Cartesian product of graphs Direct product of graphs Domination number Location-2-domination numberReferences
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