Add to ORKGBecause of cost and physical limitations there is an interest in broadcast networks with a xed maximum number of communication links for each node, [BHLP,LP,DFF]. In this note we show that given an arbitrary bounded-degree network, determining the minimum broadcast time for any originating node is NP
AbstractWe consider the problem of broadcasting in the presence of linearly bounded number of transi...
AbstractFirst, we give an upper bound on the broadcast time of a graph, then a new sufficient condit...
We study broadcasting, also known as one-to-all communication, in synchronous radio networks with kn...
AbstractIncreasingly, the design of efficient computer networks and multi-processor configurations a...
A broadcast graph is an n-vertex communication network that supports a broadcast from any one vertex...
This paper concerns the message complexity of broadcast in arbitrary point-to-point communication ne...
AbstractBroadcasting is an information dissemination problem in which messages originating at one si...
AbstractBroadcasting in processor networks means disseminating a single piece of information, which ...
Broadcasting is a basic problem of communication in usual networks. To design an optimal broadcast n...
AbstractBroadcasting is an information dissemination process in which a message is to be sent from a...
This paper aims to study broadcast and multicast communication prob-lems in networks under several v...
AbstractBroadcasting is the information dissemination task whereby a message from one site of a netw...
AbstractBroadcasting is an information dissemination process in which a message is to be sent from a...
We consider the problem of broadcasting in an unknown radio network modeled as a directed graph $...
Blind broadcasting is the task of delivering a message from a source to all the n nodes in a network...
AbstractWe consider the problem of broadcasting in the presence of linearly bounded number of transi...
AbstractFirst, we give an upper bound on the broadcast time of a graph, then a new sufficient condit...
We study broadcasting, also known as one-to-all communication, in synchronous radio networks with kn...
AbstractIncreasingly, the design of efficient computer networks and multi-processor configurations a...
A broadcast graph is an n-vertex communication network that supports a broadcast from any one vertex...
This paper concerns the message complexity of broadcast in arbitrary point-to-point communication ne...
AbstractBroadcasting is an information dissemination problem in which messages originating at one si...
AbstractBroadcasting in processor networks means disseminating a single piece of information, which ...
Broadcasting is a basic problem of communication in usual networks. To design an optimal broadcast n...
AbstractBroadcasting is an information dissemination process in which a message is to be sent from a...
This paper aims to study broadcast and multicast communication prob-lems in networks under several v...
AbstractBroadcasting is the information dissemination task whereby a message from one site of a netw...
AbstractBroadcasting is an information dissemination process in which a message is to be sent from a...
We consider the problem of broadcasting in an unknown radio network modeled as a directed graph $...
Blind broadcasting is the task of delivering a message from a source to all the n nodes in a network...
AbstractWe consider the problem of broadcasting in the presence of linearly bounded number of transi...
AbstractFirst, we give an upper bound on the broadcast time of a graph, then a new sufficient condit...
We study broadcasting, also known as one-to-all communication, in synchronous radio networks with kn...