The Local Metric Dimension and Distance-Edge-Monitoring Number of Graph
Abstract
Let G be a graph and u,v,w∈V(G). The vertex w is said to resolve a pair u and v if and only if dG(w,u)≠dG(w,v). A set W⊆V(G) is defined as a resolving set of G if for all u,v∈V(G), the pair (u,v) is resolved by some w∈W. The minimum cardinality of a resolve set of G is defined as dim(G). A set R⊆V(G) is a local resolve set of G if for all u,v∈V(G) such that uv∈E(G), the pair (u,v) is resolved by some r∈R. The minimum cardinality of a local resolve set of G is defined as dimℓ(G). An edge uv∈E(G) is said to be monitored by x∈V(G) if dG(x,u)≠dG−uv(x,u) or dG(x,v)≠dG−uv(x,v). A set M⊆V(G) is a distance-edge-monitoring (DEM) set if for all e∈E(G), e is monitored by some v∈M. The minimum cardinality of a DEM set of G is defined as dem(G).
In this paper, we obtained that 1≤dimℓ(G)≤dem(G)≤n−1 for all non trivial graphs with order n, and the exact value of dimℓ(G) and dem(G) for G∈{Tn,Kn,Bn,NEn, Koch(n)}. Also, we obtained that if dimℓ(G)=1 then dem(G)≤⌊n2⌋. With respect to the relation between the defined graph invariants, it was proved a bound for (dem−dim)(n) for G∈𝔊n={G||V(G)|=n} and the exact values of (dim−dimℓ)(n) for G∈𝔊n, where (dem−dim)(n) (resp, (dim−dimℓ)(n))is the maximum value of dem(G)−dim(G) (resp, dem(G)−dimℓ(G)) over all graphs G with order n. Finally, we proved that for 2≤s≤t≤s+⌊n−2s3⌋, there exists a graph with order n such that dimℓ(G)=s and dem(G)=t.
Communicated by Md. Saidur Rahman