Abstract: A subgraph of a graph is isometric if the distances between vertices in coincide with the distances between the corresponding vertices in . We show that for any integer , there is a graph on vertices that contains isometric copies of all -vertex graphs. Our main tool is a new type of distance labelling scheme, whose study might be of independent interest.
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