On graphs having a V {minus 45 degree rule} { x } set as an identifying code

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We show that every nonstable graph (possibly infinite) with bounded degree admits a set V {minus 45 degree rule} { x } as an identifying code. We know some infinite graphs for which only its vertex set itself is an identifying code, but these graphs have only vertices of infinite degree. © 2006.

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Gravier, S., & Moncel, J. (2007). On graphs having a V {minus 45 degree rule} { x } set as an identifying code. Discrete Mathematics, 307(3–5), 432–434. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.disc.2005.09.035

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