Matroids with bases as minimal resolving sets of graphs

We define an independence system associated with simple graphs. We prove that the independence system is a matroid for certain families of graphs, including trees, with bases as minimal resolving sets. Consequently, the greedy algorithm on the matroid can be used to find the minimum-cost resolving set of weighted graphs, wherein the independent system is a matroid. We also characterize hyperplanes of the matroid for trees and prove that its dual matroid is loop-free.

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Discrete Mathematics Algorithms and Applications
Published
2025-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s1793830925501617
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Advanced Graph Theory Research
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Matroids with bases as minimal resolving sets of graphs

Usman Ali, Iffat Fida Hussain
Discrete Mathematics Algorithms and Applications
Advanced Graph Theory Research
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Matroids with bases as minimal resolving sets of graphs

Usman Ali, Iffat Fida Hussain
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Abstract

We define an independence system associated with simple graphs. We prove that the independence system is a matroid for certain families of graphs, including trees, with bases as minimal resolving sets. Consequently, the greedy algorithm on the matroid can be used to find the minimum-cost resolving set of weighted graphs, wherein the independent system is a matroid. We also characterize hyperplanes of the matroid for trees and prove that its dual matroid is loop-free.

Discrete Mathematics Algorithms and Applications
Bahauddin Zakariya University (PK)
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Advanced Graph Theory Research
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