A Minimum Doubly Resolving Set and Strong Resolving Set for the Crystal Cubic Carbon

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Autores principales: Zafari, Ali, Alikhani, Saeid
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author Zafari, Ali
Alikhani, Saeid
author_facet Zafari, Ali
Alikhani, Saeid
contents The task of identifying resolving sets has been extensively studied due to its wide relevance in fields such as chemistry, robot navigation, combinatorial optimization, pattern recognition, and image processing. These applications have helped motivate and establish the theoretical foundations of the subject. Notably, problems of this type are generally known to be NP-hard. This study introduces an alternative structural representation for the crystal cubic carbon \( CCC(n) \). Building on this model, we determine the minimum sizes of both a doubly resolving set and a strong resolving set for $CCC(n)$.
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spellingShingle A Minimum Doubly Resolving Set and Strong Resolving Set for the Crystal Cubic Carbon
Zafari, Ali
Alikhani, Saeid
General Mathematics
05C12, 05C90
The task of identifying resolving sets has been extensively studied due to its wide relevance in fields such as chemistry, robot navigation, combinatorial optimization, pattern recognition, and image processing. These applications have helped motivate and establish the theoretical foundations of the subject. Notably, problems of this type are generally known to be NP-hard. This study introduces an alternative structural representation for the crystal cubic carbon \( CCC(n) \). Building on this model, we determine the minimum sizes of both a doubly resolving set and a strong resolving set for $CCC(n)$.
title A Minimum Doubly Resolving Set and Strong Resolving Set for the Crystal Cubic Carbon
topic General Mathematics
05C12, 05C90
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2201.07799