In the twenty-first century, graph theory is a burgeoning field. One of the key reasons for this is its wide range of applications in fields including engineering, chemistry, physics, data analysis, and sociology.
With the help of examples, I've attempted to develop an idea of Anti-magic Type Labeling and its principles in this book.
An idea for a book ranges from fundamental to cutting-edge research in graph labelling, with new and novel approaches emerging in applied mathematics and other fields. For the reader, some of the various labelling approaches presented are appropriate.
It is meant for a graduate, advanced undergraduate in mathematics and computer science, as well as as a reference for the researcher, and I am confident that it will be of exciting use both to students of graph theory and mathematics and provide a specific basis in the Labeling of graphs.

About the Author

The author is Dr. Jatin T. Gondalia, Mathematics Educator and Founder, Educrafters Career Institute and Researcher in Applied Mathematics. He welcomes any comments, suggestions, and corrections from readers.