Abstract
Diophantine labeling of graphs is an extension of the prime labeling of graphs. In this manuscript, we introduce some necessary conditions for determining whether a given graph admits Diophantine labeling or not, and if yes, we will find such a Diophantine labeling. We also study specific families of graphs, including the Complete graphs Kn, Wheel graphs Wn and Wn,n, Circulant graphs Cn(j), Path graphs Pn(j), Cartesian product graphs C3 × Cm, Normal Product graphs Pn ◦ Pn, Corona graphs G ⊙ H, Double Fan graphs gn = Pn + K2, Power graphs P2n and P3n, to ascertain their Diophantine nature.