Oriented diameter of graphs with given domination number

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author Wang, Xiaolin
Chen, Yaojun
author_facet Wang, Xiaolin
Chen, Yaojun
contents Let $G$ be a connected bridgeless graph with domination number $γ$. The oriented diameter (strong diameter) of $G$ is the smallest integer $d$ for which $G$ admits a strong orientation with diameter (strong diameter) $d$. Kurz and Lätsch (2012) conjectured the oriented diameter of $G$ is at most $\lceil \frac{7γ+1}{2}\rceil$ and the bound is sharp. In this paper, we confirm the conjecture by induction on $γ$ through contracting an unavoidable alternative subgraph, which holds potential for future applications. Moreover, we show the oriented strong diameter of $G$ is at most $7γ-1$ by using the same recursive structure, and the bound is best possible.
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spellingShingle Oriented diameter of graphs with given domination number
Wang, Xiaolin
Chen, Yaojun
Combinatorics
Let $G$ be a connected bridgeless graph with domination number $γ$. The oriented diameter (strong diameter) of $G$ is the smallest integer $d$ for which $G$ admits a strong orientation with diameter (strong diameter) $d$. Kurz and Lätsch (2012) conjectured the oriented diameter of $G$ is at most $\lceil \frac{7γ+1}{2}\rceil$ and the bound is sharp. In this paper, we confirm the conjecture by induction on $γ$ through contracting an unavoidable alternative subgraph, which holds potential for future applications. Moreover, we show the oriented strong diameter of $G$ is at most $7γ-1$ by using the same recursive structure, and the bound is best possible.
title Oriented diameter of graphs with given domination number
topic Combinatorics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.15997