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1994
Journal Article
Title
Rearrangeability and connectivity of multistage interconnection networks with nearest-neighbour interconnections
Abstract
Throughout the paper, the nearest-neighbour (NN) interconnection of switches within a multistage interconnection network (MIN) is analysed. Three main results are obtained: (1) The switch preserving transformation of a 2-D MIN into the 1-D MIN (and vice versa) (2) The rearrangeability of the MIN and (3) The number of stages (NS) for the rearrangeable nonblocking interconnection. The analysis is extended to any dimension of the interconnected data set. The topological equivalence between 1-D MINs with NN interconnections (NN-MINs) and 1-D cellular arrays is shown.
Language
English
Keyword(s)
cellular arrays
graphs
multistage interconnection networks
network topology
reconfigurable architectures
nearest-neighbour interconnections
switch preserving transformation
rearrangeability
connectivity
2-d min
1-d min
rearrangeable nonblocking interconnection
interconnected data set
topological equivalence
1-d cellular arrays