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In this paper, the well known concept of matching of graph theory has been discussed in the setting of semigraphs resulting in few new concepts like maximal vertex-saturated matching, minimal edge-saturated matching and optimum matching which have no parallels in graphs. In this connection, we record a number of characterizations of maximum matching and other related terms of semigraphs developed here and also establish parallels of theorems due to Berge and König for graphs. A new concept on total adjacent domination in connection with adjacent domination in semigraph as studied by Kamath and Bhat [7] is introduced here and few results are developed that establish links between adjacent domination number and total adjacent domination number as well as between total adjacent domination number and minimal edge-saturated matching. The matching is one of the most interesting and well-studied concept in Graph Theory and it has vast applications in real world situations. One of the most significant results about this concept is due to C. Berge [4], which gives the characterization of a maximum
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