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A subset J is a (2-d)-kernel of a graph if J is independent and 2-dominating simultaneously. In this paper, we consider two different generalizations of the Petersen graph and we give complete characterizations of these graphs which have (2-d)-kernel. Moreover, we determine the number of (2-d)-kernels of these graphs as well as their lower and upper kernel number. The property that each of the considered generalizations of the Petersen graph has a symmetric structure is useful in finding (2-d)-kernels in these graphs.
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