Connected dominating set
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In graph theory, a connected dominating set of a graph G = (V,E) is a set of vertices such that
is a dominating set of G, and
- the subgraph induced by
is connected.
Connected dominating sets are useful in the computation of routing for mobile ad-hoc networks and other network problems. However, the computation of the minimum connected dominating set over a given graph is in general an NP-complete problem, so approximations must be employed in practice.