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Power Domination Zero Forcing Connection between PD and ZF Computing PD and ZF #s . Power Domination and Zero Forcing . Violeta Vasilevska Utah Valley University Violeta.Vasilevska@uvu.edu Discrete Maths Seminar Talk Monash University,


  1. Power Domination Zero Forcing Connection between PD and ZF Computing PD and ZF #s . Power Domination and Zero Forcing . Violeta Vasilevska Utah Valley University Violeta.Vasilevska@uvu.edu Discrete Maths Seminar Talk Monash University, Melbourne, Australia January 29, 2018 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  2. Power Domination Zero Forcing Connection between PD and ZF Computing PD and ZF #s . AIM, ICERM, NSF, REUF Collaborators (2015) REUF – R esearch E xperience for U ndergraduate F aculty “a program for undergraduate faculty who are interested in mentoring undergraduate research.” Dr. Katherine Benson (Westminister College) Dr. Daniela Ferrero (Texas State University) Dr. Mary Flagg (University of St. Thomas) Dr. Veronica Furst (Fort Lewis College) Dr. Leslie Hogben (Iowa State University) Dr. Brian Wissman (University of Hawaii at Hilo) “Zero Forcing and Power Domination for Graph Products.” Australasian J. Combinatorics 70 (2018), 221-235 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  3. Power Domination Zero Forcing Connection between PD and ZF Computing PD and ZF #s . Outline Power Domination (PD) Zero Forcing (ZF) Connection between PD and ZF processes Computing PD and ZF numbers . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  4. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s P O W E R D O M I N A T I O N . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  5. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Monitoring Electrical Networks Electric power companies need to monitor the state of their networks continuously. . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  6. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Monitoring Electrical Networks Electric power companies need to monitor the state of their networks continuously. Solution: Place Phase Measurement Units (PMUs) at electrical nodes, where transmission lines, loads, and generators are connected. . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  7. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Monitoring Electrical Networks Electric power companies need to monitor the state of their networks continuously. Solution: Place Phase Measurement Units (PMUs) at electrical nodes, where transmission lines, loads, and generators are connected. A PMU placed at an electrical node measures the voltage at the node and all current phasors at the node. . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  8. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Monitoring Electrical Networks Electric power companies need to monitor the state of their networks continuously. Solution: Place Phase Measurement Units (PMUs) at electrical nodes, where transmission lines, loads, and generators are connected. A PMU placed at an electrical node measures the voltage at the node and all current phasors at the node. Problem: PMUs are costly, so it is important to minimize the number of PMUs used. . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  9. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Monitoring Electrical Networks Electric power companies need to monitor the state of their networks continuously. Solution: Place Phase Measurement Units (PMUs) at electrical nodes, where transmission lines, loads, and generators are connected. A PMU placed at an electrical node measures the voltage at the node and all current phasors at the node. Problem: PMUs are costly, so it is important to minimize the number of PMUs used. Where should those PMUs be placed to observe the entire system? . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  10. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Modeling the Problem An electric power network − modeled by a graph − The electrical nodes graph vertices Transmission lines joining − graph edges two electrical nodes http://kk.org/thetechnium/Electricity Network.jpg . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  11. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . The Power Domination Problem in Graphs Find a minimum set of vertices from where the entire graph can be observed according to certain propagation rules. First studied by Haynes at al. (“Domination in graphs applied to electric power networks” (2002)) . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  12. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s Start with a graph G whose vertices are colored either white or black. Let S be the set of all vertices colored black. Color all neighbors of vertices in S black. Apply the following color-change rule as many times as possible. Color-change Rule: If there is a black vertex that has exactly one white neighbor - color that neighbor black. . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  13. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s The set S is called a power dominating set of a graph G if at the end of applying the propagation rule all vertices in G are colored black. A minimum power dominating set is a power dominating set with minimum number of vertices. Power domination number for G , denoted γ P ( G ) , is the number of vertices in a minimum power domination set. . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  14. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s E X A M P L E S . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  15. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Path P 4 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  16. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Path P 4 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  17. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Path P 4 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  18. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Path P 4 γ P ( P 4 ) = 1 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  19. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Circle C 6 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  20. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Circle C 6 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  21. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Circle C 6 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  22. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Circle C 6 γ P ( C 6 ) = 1 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  23. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Grid . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  24. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Grid . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  25. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Grid . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

  26. Power Domination Real-world Applications Zero Forcing Modeling the Problem Connection between PD and ZF Examples Computing PD and ZF #s . Grid γ P ( G ) = 2 . . . . . . Violeta Vasilevska Power Domination and Zero Forcing

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