Fault tolerance for metric dimension and its variants
Jesse Geneson, Shen-Fu Tsai

TL;DR
This paper improves bounds on fault-tolerant metric dimension of graphs, constructs graphs with large fault-tolerance, and explores related variants, connecting to classical extremal set theory problems.
Contribution
It provides a tighter upper bound on fault-tolerant metric dimension and constructs infinite families of graphs with large fault-tolerance, advancing understanding of these parameters.
Findings
Improved upper bound: im(G)(1+3^{\u001dim(G)-1})
Constructed graphs with im(J_k)=k and ext{ftdim}(J_k) ^{k-1}-k-1
Established connections between extremal metric dimension problems and Erd51s-Kleitman open problem
Abstract
Hernando et al. (2008) introduced the fault-tolerant metric dimension , which is the size of the smallest resolving set of a graph such that is also a resolving set of for every . They found an upper bound , where denotes the standard metric dimension of . It was unknown whether there exists a family of graphs where grows exponentially in terms of , until recently when Knor et al. (2024) found a family with for any possible value of . We improve the upper bound on fault-tolerant metric dimension by showing that for every connected graph . Moreover, we find an infinite family of connected graphs such that and…
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TopicsGraph Labeling and Dimension Problems
