Abstract:A graph [Formula: see text] is super strongly perfect if every induced subgraph [Formula: see text] of [Formula: see text] possesses a minimal dominating set meeting all the maximal cliques of [Formula: see text]. Different structural properties of super strongly perfect graphs are studied in this paper. Some of the special categories of super strongly perfect graphs are identified and characterized. Certain operations of super strongly perfect graphs are also discussed towards the end.
Some of the published results on super strongly perfect graphs are found to be erroneous. We provide some examples and counter examples on the concepts associated with super strongly perfects.
Some of the published results on super strongly perfect graphs are found to be erroneous. We provide some examples and counter examples on the concepts associated with super strongly perfects.
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