An improved lower and upper bound of the k-limited domination number
Gordana Radić
Abstract
We continue the study of k-limited domination in graphs, a domination variant in which each vertex of a dominating set may dominate at most k vertices outside the set. This concept extends classical domination by incorporating capacity constraints on dominating vertices. We improve the general lower bound for the k-limited domination number γkL(G) by employing the concept of k-capacitated domination. As a consequence, we characterize graphs satisfying γkL(G)= nk+1 . We also refine the known upper bound for graphs with k<δ(G) using the k-limited packing number. Under this condition, we describe graphs attaining γkL(G)=n-k. These results extend and unify previous investigations for the case k=1 and provide a complete characterization of graphs attaining the extreme values of the k-limited domination number under the considered assumptions.
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