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Well-covered: a competitive viewpoint
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Peter J. Slater
University of Alabama in Huntsville
The independence number b(G) and the lower independence number i(G) are the largest and smallest orders of maximal independent sets in G. Mike Plummer defined a graph to be well-covered if i(G)=b(G) (or, equivalently, if the covering and upper covering numbers are equal).
Here the interest is in competitive independent, enclaveless, packing, ... parameters that arise when two players alternately select members in a set S, one player trying to maximize the resulting order of S while the other tries to minimize |S|.
Date received: April 17, 2008
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