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Surviving rate of graphs and Firefighter Problem
图的存活率和消防员问题
グラフの生存率と消防士の問題
그래프의 생존율과 소방관 문제
Tasa de supervivencia de gráficos y problema de bombero
Taux de survie des graphiques et problème de pompier
Скорость выживания графов и проблема пожарного
Weifan WANG 王维凡, Jiangxu KONG 孔将旭
Department of Mathematics, Zhejiang Normal University, Jinhua 321004, China
中国 金华 浙江师范大学数学系
Frontiers of Mathematics in China, 15 April 2022
Abstract

The Firefighter Problem on a graph can be viewed as a simplified model of the spread of contagion, fire, rumor, computer virus, etc. The fire breaks out at one or more vertices in a graph at the first round, and the fire-fighter chooses some vertices to protect. The fire spreads to all non-protected neighbors at the beginning of each time-step. The process stops when the fire can no longer spread.

The Firefighter Problem has attracted considerable attention since it was introduced in 1995. In this paper we provide a survey on recent research progress of this field, including algorithms and complexity, Fire-fighter Problem for special graphs (finite and infinite) and digraphs, surviving rate and burning number of graphs. We also collect some open problems and possible research subjects.
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