Titlebook: Switching Networks: Recent Advances; Ding Zhu Du,Hung Q. Ngo Book 20011st edition Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 calculus.communication.c

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,Remarks on Beneš Conjecture,nt for shuffle-exchange networks to route all .! (. = 2.) perfect matchings from the . inputs to the . outputs, i.e., .(.) = 2. - 1, where .(.) is the minimum number of stages for a shuffle-exchange network to be able to rooute all permutations. Parker in 1980 [9] showed that . + 1 ≤ .(.) ≤ 3.. Wu a

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Layout complexity of bit-permuting exchanges in multi-stage interconnection networks,lements. We treat the VLSI layout of an inter-stage exchange pattern as a . under the popular two-layer Manhattan model. The . of an exchange pattern is defined in terms of the . of the channel routing problem so as to reflect the layout area. We then determine the layout complexity for all bit-perm

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Multicast Switching Networks,ing networks employing intelligent control algorithms. In this chapter, we consider switching networks that can handle communication from single source to multiple destination, such as teleconferencing, commercial video distribution and distributed data processing.

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Notes on the Complexity of Switching Networks,mber of switching components, the delay time of signal propagating through the network, the complexity of path selection algorithms, and the complexity of physically designing the network. This chapter surveys the study of the first measure, and partially the second measure. It is conceivable that t

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The Number of Rearrangements in a 3-stage Clos Network Using an Auxiliary Switch,that the maximum number of rearrangements ..(.,., .; .) is less than .. In this paper, we give a lower bound . and an upper bound 2s + 1. where the lower bound shows that the upper bound given by Bassalygo does not hold in general.