Edge Resolvability for Circular Ladder of Heptagons
Abstract
A set Y of elements (vertices or edges) in space is said to be a generator of a metric space if each element of the space is recognized by its distances from the elements of Y, uniquely. The generator with minimum cardinality is known as the basis of the metric space, and this cardinality is the dimension of the given space. In this article, we further discuss these notions with respect to a heptagonal circular ladder. We show that for a heptagonal circular ladder n, the edge metric dimension is three and find that it equals its metric dimension. We also introduce a new family of the convex polytope graph (denoted by n) from a heptagonal circular ladder and find its metric dimension. Furthermore, we prove that the minimum generator (metric and edge metric) are independent for all of these families of the convex polytopes.
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