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Discounted Hitting Domination on Graphs with Submodularity, Complexity and Exact Algorithms BAWCMJQGVA

URIm2://res/BAWCMJQGVA
Kindpreprint
CreatorsJulian D. Allagan, Kevin Pereyra, William A. Massey
Date2026-09-25
MSC05-XX, 49-XX, 90-XX, 93-XX
Subjectsarxiv math.CO, arxiv math.OC
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e1: version, preprint

Languageen
Date2026-09-25
IdsarXiv 2609.31535, zbl_id 903183718

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Recovery of ordinary dominationstatementcorollary 3.5arxiv
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