Graph Theory & Metric Dimension
Distance-based distinguishing parameters, resolving sets, graph automorphisms and related structural properties.
Research & publications
My research foundation lies in Graph Theory and distance-based graph parameters. I am extending this mathematical perspective toward graph representation, neural networks and the structural foundations of intelligent systems.
Research arc
The methods evolve, but the central question remains: how can structure distinguish, represent and explain complex systems?
Distance-based distinguishing parameters, resolving sets, graph automorphisms and related structural properties.
Using coordinate systems, graph structure and mathematical features to create informative representations of networked data.
Studying how mathematically grounded features can strengthen structural awareness in neural networks and graph learning.
Current research direction
I am investigating whether coordinates derived from a resolving set can provide neural models with explicit structural information that standard local aggregation may overlook.
The aim is to connect a classical Graph Theory concept with modern representation learning in a mathematically interpretable pipeline.
Questions worth computing
Current and emerging questions at the intersection of graphs, learning, optimization and data-driven systems.
Can resolving-set coordinates distinguish graph structures that message passing treats similarly?
Can distance-based features offer a clearer structural explanation of node representations?
How should landmark sets be selected to balance information, computation and scalability?
Where can graph coordinates improve learning in robotics, networks and relational data?
Publications
5peer-reviewed research publications
Research on fractional local resolving structures within distance-based graph parameters.
Fixing neighborhoods, fixed number and graph automorphisms associated with finite vector spaces.
Bounds for several degree-based topological indices of self-similar graph families.
Research collaboration