mean labelings are a type of additive vertex labeling. this labeling assigns non-negative integers to the vertices of a graph in such a way that all edge-weights are different, where the weight of an edge is defined as the mean of the end-vertex labels rounded up to the nearest integer. in this paper we focus on mean labelings of some graphs that are the result of the corona operation. in parti...

For a given graph G, let V be the number of vertices and E be the number of edges. Consider a labeling of the vertices and edges which is a one-to-one mapping of the set of integers {1, 2, . . . , V + E} onto the vertices and edges of the graph, with the property that for every vertex the sum of the labels assigned to that vertex and all edges incident with it is some constant k. Although work ...

In this research paper, we present a novel frame work for handling $m$-polar information by combining the theory of $m-$polar fuzzy  sets with graphs. We introduce certain types of edge regular $m-$polar fuzzy graphs and edge irregular $m-$polar fuzzy graphs. We describe some useful properties of edge regular, strongly edge irregular and strongly edge totally irregular $m-$polar fuzzy graphs. W...

We discuss coloring and partitioning questions related to Sperner’s Lemma, originally motivated by an application in hardness of approximation. Informally, we call a partitioning of the (k − 1)-dimensional simplex into k parts, or a labeling of a lattice inside the simplex by k colors, “Sperner-admissible” if color i avoids the face opposite to vertex i. The questions we study are of the follow...

For a simple, undirected graph G with, at most one isolated vertex and no edges, labeling f:E(G)→{1,2,…,k1} of positive integers to the edges is called irregular if weights each has different value. The integer k1 then irregularity strength G. If number vertices in or order |G|, μ:E(G)→{1,2,…,k2} modular remainder divided by |G| k2 disjoint union two more graphs, denoted ‘+’, an operation where...