Optimal L(1,2)-edge Labeling of Infinite Octagonal Grid
Abstract
For two given non-negative integers h and k, an L(h,k)-edge labeling of a graph G=(V(G),E(G)) is a function f':E(G) \0,1,·s, n\ such that ∀ e1,e2 ∈ E(G), f'(e1)-f'(e2) ≥ h when d'(e1,e2)=1 and f'(e1)-f'(e2) ≥ k when d'(e1,e2)=2 where d'(e1,e2) denotes the distance between e1 and e2 in G. Here d'(e1,e2)=k' if there are at least (k'-1) number of edges in E(G) to connect e1 and e2 in G. The objective is to find span which is the minimum n over all such L(h,k)-edge labeling and is denoted as λ'h,k(G). Motivated by the channel assignment problem in wireless cellular network, L(h,k)-edge labeling problem has been studied in various infinite regular grids. For infinite regular octagonal grid T8, it was proved that 25 ≤ λ'1,2(T8) ≤ 28 [Tiziana Calamoneri, International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science, Vol. 26, No. 04, 2015] with a gap between lower and upper bounds. In this paper we fill the gap and prove that λ'1,2(T8)= 28.
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