Further results on \([k]\)-Roman domination on cylindrical grids \(Cm Pn\)

Abstract

In this paper, we study the [k]-Roman domination number of cylindrical graphs Cm Pn. Our analysis begins with a general lower bound based on local neighborhood constraints, showing that γ[k]R(Cm Pn) > (k+1)mn5. By exploiting the connection between [k]-Roman domination and efficient domination, we characterize those cylindrical graphs whose optimal [k]-Roman domination number is realized by configurations with minimum possible local neighborhood weight. For fixed small values m∈\5,…,8\, we construct explicit periodic [k]-Roman dominating functions that yield constructive upper bounds. These constructions are further refined using ceiling-type adjustments and reductions based on packing sets. A systematic comparison of the resulting bounds shows how their relative strength depends on the parameter k and on the length of the path.

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