On fz- Domination Number of Fuzzy Graphs
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.23755/rm.v46i0.1078Keywords:
fuzzy graph, fz-dominating sets, fz-domination number, graph operationsAbstract
Given a fuzzy graph G = (V; ; ), the fz- domination number, fz(G),
is the least scalar cardinality of an fz- dominating set of G. In this article,
we examine several features of fz-domination number of fuzzy
graphs as a result of various fuzzy graph operations. We find bounds
for the fz-domination number of a few graph products and look at the
requirements for the sharpness of these bounds.
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