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math.CO2026

Induced Subgraph Bounds on the Zero Forcing Number and Chromatic Consequences

Dickson Y. B. Annor, Ben Howerton

Let be a graph with chromatic number , clique number and zero forcing number . We establish new lower bounds on in terms of induced triangle-free subg…

math.CO2026

A Two-Player Zero Forcing Game

Dickson Y. B. Annor, Ben Howerton

We introduce a competitive two-player zero forcing game on a connected graph. Alice and Bob alternately seed white vertices or perform legal zero forces in their own colours, and e…

math.CO2025

A Note on Inequalities for Three Domination Parameters

Dickson Y. B. Annor

In this short paper, we establish relations between the domination number , the total domination number , and the connected domination number of a graph. In particula…

math.CO2025

Domination Parameters of Graph Covers

Dickson Y. B. Annor

A graph is a \emph{cover} of a graph if there exists an onto mapping , called a (\emph{covering}) \emph{projection}, such that maps the neighbours of…

math.CO2024

Three Theorems on Negami's Planar Cover Conjecture

Dickson Annor, Yuri Nikolayevsky, Michael Payne

A long-standing Conjecture of S. Negami states that a connected graph has a finite planar cover if and only if it embeds in the projective plane. It is known that the Conjecture is…

math.CO2024

On -Equichromatic Lines with few points in

Dickson Y. B. Annor

Let be a set of green and red points in . A line determined by green and red points such that and is called \emp…

math.CO2023

has no -fold planar cover graph for

Dickson Y. B. Annor, Yuri Nikolayevsky, Michael S. Payne

S. Negami conjectured in that a connected graph has a finite planar cover if and only if it embeds in the projective plane. It follows from the works of D. Archdeacon, M. Fe…

math.CO2022

A Note on the Number of Regions in a Line Arrangement

Dickson Y. B. Annor, Michael S. Payne

For an arrangement of lines in the real projective plane, we denote by the number of regions into which the real projective plane is divided by the lines. Using Bojanowski'…