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AbstractFirst, we give an upper bound on the broadcast time of a graph, then a new sufficient condition to have a broadcast graph. This condition will yield numerous broadcast graphs
AbstractFirst, we give an upper bound on the broadcast time of a graph, then a new sufficient condition to have a broadcast graph. This condition will yield numerous broadcast graphs
Broadcasting in a graph is the process of transmitting a message from one vertex, the originator, to...
A broadcast graph is an n-vertex communication network that supports a broadcast from any one vertex...
AbstractOne vertex of a graph has a message which it wishes to disseminate to all the other vertices...
AbstractFirst, we give an upper bound on the broadcast time of a graph, then a new sufficient condit...
AbstractIn this paper, we give the size B(n) of a minimum broadcast graph of order n for the values ...
AbstractGiven a graph G=(V,E) and a vertex u∈V, broadcasting is the process of disseminating a piece...
AbstractThe broadcast function, B(n), is the minimum number of edges in any graph on n vertices such...
Broadcasting is an information dissemination problem in a connected network in which one node, calle...
AbstractWe say that a function f:V→{0,1,…,diam(G)} is a broadcast if for every vertex v∈V, f(v)⩽e(v)...
Given a graph G=(V,E) and an originator vertex v, broadcasting is an information disseminating proce...
AbstractBroadcasting is the process of information dissemination in communication networks (modelled...
AbstractWe describe the construction of a minimum broadcast graph with 63 vertices. The graph has 16...
AbstractBroadcasting in processor networks means disseminating a single piece of information, which ...
Over the last century, telecommunication networks have become the nervous system of our society. As ...
The data transmission delays become the bottleneck on modern high speed interconnection networks uti...
Broadcasting in a graph is the process of transmitting a message from one vertex, the originator, to...
A broadcast graph is an n-vertex communication network that supports a broadcast from any one vertex...
AbstractOne vertex of a graph has a message which it wishes to disseminate to all the other vertices...
AbstractFirst, we give an upper bound on the broadcast time of a graph, then a new sufficient condit...
AbstractIn this paper, we give the size B(n) of a minimum broadcast graph of order n for the values ...
AbstractGiven a graph G=(V,E) and a vertex u∈V, broadcasting is the process of disseminating a piece...
AbstractThe broadcast function, B(n), is the minimum number of edges in any graph on n vertices such...
Broadcasting is an information dissemination problem in a connected network in which one node, calle...
AbstractWe say that a function f:V→{0,1,…,diam(G)} is a broadcast if for every vertex v∈V, f(v)⩽e(v)...
Given a graph G=(V,E) and an originator vertex v, broadcasting is an information disseminating proce...
AbstractBroadcasting is the process of information dissemination in communication networks (modelled...
AbstractWe describe the construction of a minimum broadcast graph with 63 vertices. The graph has 16...
AbstractBroadcasting in processor networks means disseminating a single piece of information, which ...
Over the last century, telecommunication networks have become the nervous system of our society. As ...
The data transmission delays become the bottleneck on modern high speed interconnection networks uti...
Broadcasting in a graph is the process of transmitting a message from one vertex, the originator, to...
A broadcast graph is an n-vertex communication network that supports a broadcast from any one vertex...
AbstractOne vertex of a graph has a message which it wishes to disseminate to all the other vertices...
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