Abstract
In a graph , an efficient dominating set is a subset of vertices such that is an independent set and each vertex outside has exactly one neighbor in . The Minimum Weight Efficient Dominating Set (Min-WED) problem asks for an efficient dominating set of total minimum weight in a given vertex-weighted graph; the Maximum Weight Efficient Dominating Set (Max-WED) problem is defined similarly. The Min-WED/Max-WED is known to be -complete for -free graphs, and is known to be polynomial time solvable for -free graphs. However, the computational complexity of the Min-WED/Max-WED problem is unknown for -free graphs. In this paper, we show that the Min-WED/Max-WED problem can be solved in polynomial time for two subclasses of -free graphs, namely for ()-free graphs, and for (, bull)-free graphs.
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