On Some Operations of Secure Restrained Convex Domination in Graphs
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Let  be a connected simple graph. A restrained convex dominating set  in a connected graph  is a secure restrained convex dominating set, if for each element  in  there exists an element  in  such that  and  is a restrained convex dominating set. The secure restrained convex domination number of , denoted by , is the minimum cardinality of a secure restrained convex dominating set in . A secure restrained convex dominating set of cardinality  will be called a -. In this paper, we characterize the secure restrained convex dominating sets in the corona, composition, and Cartesian products of two graphs and give some important results.
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