In a faulty torus/mesh, finding the maximal fault-free submesh is the main problem of reconfiguration. Chen and Hu [1] proposed a distributed method to determine the maximal fault-free submesh in a faulty torus. In this paper, we show that it is sufficient to apply the distributed algorithm proposed by Chen and Hu [1] to only few nodes of a torus. The time for determination of the maximal fault free submesh/submeshes (MFSS) is considerably reduced, by reduction in the number of messages needed for determination of MFSS. In addition, it also reduces the congestion in the network. We present an algorithm to determine the smallest submesh containing all faulty nodes in a torus. The proposed algorithm has a time complexity of O(n(m+k)) for a k-...
We present a new diagnosis algorithm (NDA) for regular interconnected structures. The diagnosis algo...
This paper presents constructions for fault-tolerant two-dimensional mesh architectures. The constr...
Computers get faster every year, but the demand for computing resources seems to grow at an even fas...
In a faulty torus/mesh, finding the maximal fault-free submesh is the main problem of reconfiguratio...
AbstractSuppose ach node (and each edge) of a network is independently faulty with probability at mo...
Abstract — Broadcasting is a data communication task in which one processor sends the same message t...
We obtain the conditional fault-diameter of the square torus interconnection network under the condi...
The diameter of a network in the presence of faulty nodes is an important indicator of its resilienc...
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A new, rectilinear-monotone polygonally shaped fault block model, called Minimal-Connected-Component...
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We examine the issue of running algorithms on a hypercube which has both node and edge faults, and w...
© 2002 IEEE. This paper describes a fault-tolerant broadcast algorithm for wormhole-routed torus net...
Abstract: Under node failure model, a cube may operate in a gracefully degradable manner by supporti...
We present a new diagnosis algorithm (NDA) for regular interconnected structures. The diagnosis algo...
This paper presents constructions for fault-tolerant two-dimensional mesh architectures. The constr...
Computers get faster every year, but the demand for computing resources seems to grow at an even fas...
In a faulty torus/mesh, finding the maximal fault-free submesh is the main problem of reconfiguratio...
AbstractSuppose ach node (and each edge) of a network is independently faulty with probability at mo...
Abstract — Broadcasting is a data communication task in which one processor sends the same message t...
We obtain the conditional fault-diameter of the square torus interconnection network under the condi...
The diameter of a network in the presence of faulty nodes is an important indicator of its resilienc...
WOS: 000084208400006We propose an approach to determine the shortest path between the source and the...
A new, rectilinear-monotone polygonally shaped fault block model, called Minimal-Connected-Component...
Abstract. A dual-cube DC(m) has m + 1 links per node where m is the degree of a cluster (m-cube), an...
Abstract: Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) have emerged as a key technology for next-generation wireles...
We examine the issue of running algorithms on a hypercube which has both node and edge faults, and w...
© 2002 IEEE. This paper describes a fault-tolerant broadcast algorithm for wormhole-routed torus net...
Abstract: Under node failure model, a cube may operate in a gracefully degradable manner by supporti...
We present a new diagnosis algorithm (NDA) for regular interconnected structures. The diagnosis algo...
This paper presents constructions for fault-tolerant two-dimensional mesh architectures. The constr...
Computers get faster every year, but the demand for computing resources seems to grow at an even fas...