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$P_{6}$-Isolation in Graphs Under Maximum Degree Constraints

https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.5400599
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Isolation of Cycles
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K1,2-isolation in graphs
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P 5 -isolation in graphs
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Solution to a 3-path isolation problem for subcubic graphs
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Algorithmic aspects of {P}-isolation in graphs and extremal graphs for a {P3}-isolation bound
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Fundamentals of Domination in Graphs
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New Results on the 1-Isolation Number of Graphs Without Short Cycles
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Partial domination - the isolation number of a graph
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