Fatimah Abdulrahman Alrawajeh

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Fatimah Abdulrahman Alrawajeh is a mathematician whose research centers on graph theory, with a particular focus on metric dimension problems in path-related graphs. Her work explores how the concept of metric dimension—the minimum number of vertices needed to uniquely identify all other vertices in a graph—can be applied to solve real-world challenges in computer networking, robotics, navigation, and facility location. Alrawajeh’s contributions are especially significant in understanding the structural properties of graphs that model complex systems, such as electrical networks and medical networks, as well as chemical structures. Her most-cited paper, “Metric Dimension on Path-Related Graphs” (2021), has garnered 8 citations, demonstrating its relevance to researchers in discrete mathematics and applied graph theory. A related work on the same topic has also received 3 citations, further underscoring her sustained impact in this specialized area. By advancing the theoretical foundations of metric dimension, Alrawajeh provides tools that can optimize network design, improve location-tracking algorithms, and enhance the efficiency of sonar and Loran systems. Her research bridges pure mathematics and practical applications, making her a valuable contributor to the field of combinatorial graph theory.