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Hence $deg_G(k)$ is the smallest possible maximum degree of graph $G$. Be $s$ the identifier for all vertices in $G$, which are not in the maximum clique. $deg_G(s) > deg_G(k) \Rightarrow \alpha(G) \leq \beta(G)$ and $deg_G(s)$ is the maximum degree. $deg_G(s) \leq deg_G(k) \Rightarrow deg_G(k)$ is the maximum degree. It follows by $f$: $\alpha(G) \leq \beta(G)+1 \Leftrightarrow \alpha(G) \leq f(\beta(G)) \Rightarrow \alpha \leq_{G} \beta$. 1709 The maximum independent set is always a dominating set. Because every edge $e$ of the graph $G$ has one ending in the maximum independent set, except of $e$ is part of a clique. If $\beta$ is also the minimum Dominating Set, $\beta = \alpha$. If there is a smaller Dominating Set than $\beta$, it implies $\alpha < \beta$.Both together implies $\alpha \leq \beta$. 1710 Clearly, any independent set can take at most one vertex out of each clique in a clique cover, establishing that maximum independent sets are at most as large as minimum size clique covers. To see that the gap between these two can be arbitrarily large, recall that that Mycielski's graphs show that the chromatic number of a graph can be arbitrarily large whereas the maximum clique size is a constant. Taking the complements of these graphs shows that the same is true for minimum clique covers and independent sets. 1711 Take a longest shortest path $P$. No two vertices $u, v$ on $P$ that are at least four steps apart can be dominated by the same vertex. Otherwise, we could replace these subpath of $P$ induced by $u, v$ by a shortcut over the vertex which dominates them, a contradiction to the fact that $P$ is a shortest path between its endpoints. 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