Abstract This paper generalizes known results for nonblocking distribution networks also known as generalized connection networks to the mul tirate environment where dierent user connec tions share a switchs internal data paths in arbi trary fractions of the total capacity In particular we derive conditions under which networks due to Ofman and Thompson Pippenger and Turner lead to multirate distribution networks Our re sults include both rearrangeable and widesense nonblocking networks The complexity of the re arrangeable multirate networks exceeds that of the corresponding space division network by a log log factor while the complexity of the wide sense nonblocking networks is within a factor o
Abstract-We present analytic models for the blocking proba-bility of both unique path and multiple p...
AbstractSince 1989 when Melen and Turner introduced an elegant model for interconnection networks th...
In this paper, we examine the complexity of nonblocking switching networks with an emphasis on the r...
This paper generalized known results for nonblocking distribution networks (also known as generalize...
This paper generalized known results for nonblocking distribution networks (also known as generalize...
Abstract An extension of the classical theory of connection networks is dened and studied This ext...
An extension of classical theory of connection networks is defined and studied. This extension model...
AbstractThis paper investigates multirate multicast Clos switching networks which are nonblocking in...
This paper considers the nonblocking conditions for a multirate logd(N,0,p) switching network at the...
We study necessary and sufficient conditions for multirate, multicast, and wide-sense nonblocking (W...
AbstractThis paper investigates multirate multicast Clos switching networks which are nonblocking in...
In this paper, we describe a framework for designing a discrete-bandwidth nonblocking network. The t...
AbstractSwitching networks of the type used in telephone exchanges are studied, with emphasis on a p...
Abstract. A new method for constructing wide-sense nonblocking networks is presented. Application of...
A new method for constructing wide-sense nonblocking networks is presented. Application of this meth...
Abstract-We present analytic models for the blocking proba-bility of both unique path and multiple p...
AbstractSince 1989 when Melen and Turner introduced an elegant model for interconnection networks th...
In this paper, we examine the complexity of nonblocking switching networks with an emphasis on the r...
This paper generalized known results for nonblocking distribution networks (also known as generalize...
This paper generalized known results for nonblocking distribution networks (also known as generalize...
Abstract An extension of the classical theory of connection networks is dened and studied This ext...
An extension of classical theory of connection networks is defined and studied. This extension model...
AbstractThis paper investigates multirate multicast Clos switching networks which are nonblocking in...
This paper considers the nonblocking conditions for a multirate logd(N,0,p) switching network at the...
We study necessary and sufficient conditions for multirate, multicast, and wide-sense nonblocking (W...
AbstractThis paper investigates multirate multicast Clos switching networks which are nonblocking in...
In this paper, we describe a framework for designing a discrete-bandwidth nonblocking network. The t...
AbstractSwitching networks of the type used in telephone exchanges are studied, with emphasis on a p...
Abstract. A new method for constructing wide-sense nonblocking networks is presented. Application of...
A new method for constructing wide-sense nonblocking networks is presented. Application of this meth...
Abstract-We present analytic models for the blocking proba-bility of both unique path and multiple p...
AbstractSince 1989 when Melen and Turner introduced an elegant model for interconnection networks th...
In this paper, we examine the complexity of nonblocking switching networks with an emphasis on the r...