On the Sizes of Maximal Independent Sets of Cylindrical Grid Graphs
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https://doi.org/10.5540/tema.2016.017.03.0367Abstract
If a graph G has exactly t different sizes of maximal independent sets, G belongs to a collection called Mt. For the Cartesian product of the graph Pn, the path of length n, and Cm, the cycle of length m, called cylindrical grid, we present a method to find maximal independent sets having different sizes and a lower bound on t, such that these graphs belong to Mt.
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