This paper examines the problem of locating large faultfree subcubes in multiuser hypercube systems. We analyze a new location strategy, the cyclic buddy system, andcompare its performance to the buddy system, the gray-coded buddy system, and several variants of them. We show that the cyclic buddy system gives a striking improvement in expected fault tolerance over the above schemes and, since it can easily be implemented in parallel with little overhead, it provides an attractive alternative to these schemes. We also investigate the behavior of these location systems in the folded, or projective, hypercube, and find that the cyclic buddy system, which adapts naturally to this enhancement, significantly outperforms the other schemes. A comb...
In real-time computing applications, it is important to have parallel computing systems that not onl...
We consider the problem of determining the minimum number of faulty processors, K(n, m), and of faul...
AbstractWe consider the problem of determining the minimum number of faulty processors, K(n, m), and...
Abstract- The subcube allocation problem in faulty hypercubes is studied in this paper. An efficient...
The author presents a new design, called fault-tolerant hypercube (FTH), obtained by augmenting the ...
Abstract: In this study, we‘ve analyzed and implemented three different algorithms developed for fau...
We propose a new, low-cost fault-tolerant structure for the hypercube that employs spare processors ...
We examine the issue of running algorithms on a hypercube which has both node and edge faults, and w...
[[abstract]]Hypercube multiprocessor systems are attracted by many researchers in parallel processin...
Massively parallel computers, using thousands of processors, will be the future trend for producing ...
The hypercube-like networks are a class of important generalization of the popular hypercube interco...
In this papel; by utilizing the circuit-switched communi-cation modules of the hypercube nodes, we p...
The Hypercube is one of the most appealing topologies among the interconnection networks designed fo...
In this paper, we present load redistribution algorithms for hypercubes in the presence of faults. O...
[[abstract]]With all of the salient features of hypercubes, the cube-connected cycles (CCC) structur...
In real-time computing applications, it is important to have parallel computing systems that not onl...
We consider the problem of determining the minimum number of faulty processors, K(n, m), and of faul...
AbstractWe consider the problem of determining the minimum number of faulty processors, K(n, m), and...
Abstract- The subcube allocation problem in faulty hypercubes is studied in this paper. An efficient...
The author presents a new design, called fault-tolerant hypercube (FTH), obtained by augmenting the ...
Abstract: In this study, we‘ve analyzed and implemented three different algorithms developed for fau...
We propose a new, low-cost fault-tolerant structure for the hypercube that employs spare processors ...
We examine the issue of running algorithms on a hypercube which has both node and edge faults, and w...
[[abstract]]Hypercube multiprocessor systems are attracted by many researchers in parallel processin...
Massively parallel computers, using thousands of processors, will be the future trend for producing ...
The hypercube-like networks are a class of important generalization of the popular hypercube interco...
In this papel; by utilizing the circuit-switched communi-cation modules of the hypercube nodes, we p...
The Hypercube is one of the most appealing topologies among the interconnection networks designed fo...
In this paper, we present load redistribution algorithms for hypercubes in the presence of faults. O...
[[abstract]]With all of the salient features of hypercubes, the cube-connected cycles (CCC) structur...
In real-time computing applications, it is important to have parallel computing systems that not onl...
We consider the problem of determining the minimum number of faulty processors, K(n, m), and of faul...
AbstractWe consider the problem of determining the minimum number of faulty processors, K(n, m), and...