Abstract. For a given connected graph G of order n, a routing R is a set of n(n − 1) elementary paths specified for every ordered pair of vertices in G. The vertex-forwarding index ξ(G) (the edge-forwarding index π(G)) of G is the maximum number of paths of R passing through any vertex (resp. edge) in G. In this paper we consider the vertex- and the edge- forwarding indices of the cartesian product of k ( ≥ 2) graphs. As applications of our results, we determine the vertex- and the edge- forwarding indices of some well-known graphs, such as the n-dimensional generalized hypercube, the undirected toroidal graph, the directed toroidal graph and the cartesian product of the Petersen graphs. 1
AbstractWe present a technique for building, in some Cayley graphs, a routing for which the load of ...
Abstract-A network is defined as an undirected graph and a routing which consists of a collection of...
AbstractAnswering some questions of Heydemann, Meyer, Opatrny and Sotteau [4], we give upper bounds ...
AbstractFor a given connected graph G of order v, a routing R in G is a set of v(v−1) elementary pat...
A routing R of a connected graph G of order n is a collection of n(n — 1) simple paths connecting ev...
Abstract. A routing R of a connected graph G of order n is a collection of n(n − 1) simple paths con...
AbstractFor a given connected graph G of order n, a routing R is a set of n(n-1) simple paths one sp...
AbstractExpanding and forwarding are two graphic parameters related to the connectivity and the capa...
AbstractA network (G,R) consists in a given undirected graph G of order n and a routing R, that is a...
AbstractFor a given connected graph G of order n, a routing R is a set of n(n-1) elementary paths sp...
Expanding and forwarding are two graphic parameters related to the connectivity and the capacity of ...
For a given connected graph G of order n, a routing R is a set of n(n − 1) elementary paths specifie...
AbstractIn a given network with n vertices, a routing is defined as a set of n(n — 1) paths, one pat...
In this paper, we give lower bounds of vertex and edge forwarding indices for cartesian product, joi...
A G-Frobenius graph Gamma, as defined by Fang, Li, and Praeger, is a connected orbital graph of a Fr...
AbstractWe present a technique for building, in some Cayley graphs, a routing for which the load of ...
Abstract-A network is defined as an undirected graph and a routing which consists of a collection of...
AbstractAnswering some questions of Heydemann, Meyer, Opatrny and Sotteau [4], we give upper bounds ...
AbstractFor a given connected graph G of order v, a routing R in G is a set of v(v−1) elementary pat...
A routing R of a connected graph G of order n is a collection of n(n — 1) simple paths connecting ev...
Abstract. A routing R of a connected graph G of order n is a collection of n(n − 1) simple paths con...
AbstractFor a given connected graph G of order n, a routing R is a set of n(n-1) simple paths one sp...
AbstractExpanding and forwarding are two graphic parameters related to the connectivity and the capa...
AbstractA network (G,R) consists in a given undirected graph G of order n and a routing R, that is a...
AbstractFor a given connected graph G of order n, a routing R is a set of n(n-1) elementary paths sp...
Expanding and forwarding are two graphic parameters related to the connectivity and the capacity of ...
For a given connected graph G of order n, a routing R is a set of n(n − 1) elementary paths specifie...
AbstractIn a given network with n vertices, a routing is defined as a set of n(n — 1) paths, one pat...
In this paper, we give lower bounds of vertex and edge forwarding indices for cartesian product, joi...
A G-Frobenius graph Gamma, as defined by Fang, Li, and Praeger, is a connected orbital graph of a Fr...
AbstractWe present a technique for building, in some Cayley graphs, a routing for which the load of ...
Abstract-A network is defined as an undirected graph and a routing which consists of a collection of...
AbstractAnswering some questions of Heydemann, Meyer, Opatrny and Sotteau [4], we give upper bounds ...