An inequality on global alliances for trees
Abstract
In this paper, we prove an inequality on the cardinalities of the minimum size global defensive alliance and the minimum size global offensive alliance. A global defensive alliance is a dominating set such that when any point inside a selected group S is chosen, at least half of the points in its neighborhood are also in the set S, including the selected point. A global offensive alliance is a dominating set such that if any point outside S is selected, at least half of the points in its neighborhood, including the selected point, are in set S. Our result answers an open question in [HA].
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