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Fort Abundance in Zero Forcing
This paper paper concerns the study of forts, the sets that obstruct zero forcing. We show that every block graph on $n$ vertices has at least $n/3$ minimal forts, extending a recent bound for trees by Cameron and and Li (arXiv:2512.12874). The number of forts, and with it the number of compatible c
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