AbstractWe consider the problem of embedding the n-dimensional cube into a rectangular grid with 2n vertices in such a way as to minimize the congestion, the maximum number of edges along any point of the grid. After presenting a short solution for the cutwidth problem of the n-cube (in which the n-cube is embedded into a path), we show how to extend the results to give an exact solution for the congestion problem
In this paper a method of embedding a linear graph in n-cube is discussed. Necessary and sufficient ...
We present new techniques for mapping computations onto hypercubes. Our methods speed up classical ...
The following graph-embedding question is addressed: given a two-dimensional grid and the smallest h...
We consider the problem of embedding the n-dimensional cube into a rectangular grid with 2 n verti...
AbstractWe consider the problem of embedding the n-dimensional cube into a rectangular grid with 2n ...
We consider one-to-one embeddings of the n-dimensional hypercube into grids with 2 n vertices and ...
In this paper we explore one-to-one embeddings of 2-dimensional grids into their ideal 2-dimensional...
AbstractThe following combinatorial problem, which arose in game theory, is solved here: To find a s...
Given an undirected graph G = (V; E) with n vertices of maximum degree 4. It is well known that such...
AbstractIn this paper we explore one-to-one embeddings of two-dimensional grids into their ideal two...
In this paper we consider the three-dimensional layout of hypercube networks. Namely, we study the p...
In this article we consider the three-dimensional layout of hypercube networks. Namely, we study the...
This paper parallelizes the embedding strategy for mapping any two-dimensional grid into its optimal...
We consider the problem of embedding one graph in another, where the cost of an embedding is the max...
SUMMARY It is known that the problem of determining, given a planar graph G and an integer m, whethe...
In this paper a method of embedding a linear graph in n-cube is discussed. Necessary and sufficient ...
We present new techniques for mapping computations onto hypercubes. Our methods speed up classical ...
The following graph-embedding question is addressed: given a two-dimensional grid and the smallest h...
We consider the problem of embedding the n-dimensional cube into a rectangular grid with 2 n verti...
AbstractWe consider the problem of embedding the n-dimensional cube into a rectangular grid with 2n ...
We consider one-to-one embeddings of the n-dimensional hypercube into grids with 2 n vertices and ...
In this paper we explore one-to-one embeddings of 2-dimensional grids into their ideal 2-dimensional...
AbstractThe following combinatorial problem, which arose in game theory, is solved here: To find a s...
Given an undirected graph G = (V; E) with n vertices of maximum degree 4. It is well known that such...
AbstractIn this paper we explore one-to-one embeddings of two-dimensional grids into their ideal two...
In this paper we consider the three-dimensional layout of hypercube networks. Namely, we study the p...
In this article we consider the three-dimensional layout of hypercube networks. Namely, we study the...
This paper parallelizes the embedding strategy for mapping any two-dimensional grid into its optimal...
We consider the problem of embedding one graph in another, where the cost of an embedding is the max...
SUMMARY It is known that the problem of determining, given a planar graph G and an integer m, whethe...
In this paper a method of embedding a linear graph in n-cube is discussed. Necessary and sufficient ...
We present new techniques for mapping computations onto hypercubes. Our methods speed up classical ...
The following graph-embedding question is addressed: given a two-dimensional grid and the smallest h...