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Kings In The Direct Product Of Digraphs, Morgan Norge
Kings In The Direct Product Of Digraphs, Morgan Norge
Theses and Dissertations
A k-king in a digraph D is a vertex that can reach every other vertex in D by a directed path of length at most k. A king is a vertex that is a k-king for some k. We will look at kings in the direct product of digraphs and characterize a relationship between kings in the product and kings in the factors. This is a continuation of a project in which a similar characterization is found for the cartesian product of digraphs, the strong product of digraphs, and the lexicographic product of digraphs.