AbstractWe consider the problem of gossiping in several important networks in as few rounds as possible. During a single round, each processor may send an unlimited size message to k neighbors, or receive messages from k neighbors, but a processor cannot both send and receive during the same round. The network architectures we consider are trees, cycles, grids, hypercubes, and toroidal (or “wrap-around”) grids. As an interesting corollary of several of our main results, we obtain an optimal (d + 1)-round gossiping algorithm for the d-dimensional hypercube when k = 2 and show that gossiping in d rounds is impossible regardless of the size of k
AbstractA new communication mode for the dissemination of information among processors of interconne...
The gossip problem involves communicating a unique item from each node in a graph to every other nod...
Original manuscript April 14, 2011In this paper, we study the question of how efficiently a collecti...
AbstractIn the gossiping problem, each node in a network possesses a token initially; after gossipin...
AbstractThis paper continues with the study of the communication modes introduced by J. Hromkovič, R...
AbstractGossiping is the communication problem in which each node has a unique message to be transmi...
Juraj Hromkovic y , Ralf Klasing, Elena A. Stohr, Hubert Wagener z Department of Mathematics and ...
Gossiping is the process of information diffusion in which each node of a network holds a packet tha...
The communication modes (one-way and two-way mode) used for disseminating information among processo...
AbstractEach of n nodes of a communication network has a piece of information (gossip) which should ...
AbstractGossiping has been considered intensively for butterflies and “simple” butterflies (which ha...
In the gossiping problem, each node in a network possesses a token initially; after gossiping, every...
AbstractIn this paper we study the gossiping problem (all-to-all communication) in radio networks wh...
Abstract. In this paper, we study the question of how efficiently a collection of interconnected nod...
International audienceGossiping (also called total exchange or all-to-all communication) is the proc...
AbstractA new communication mode for the dissemination of information among processors of interconne...
The gossip problem involves communicating a unique item from each node in a graph to every other nod...
Original manuscript April 14, 2011In this paper, we study the question of how efficiently a collecti...
AbstractIn the gossiping problem, each node in a network possesses a token initially; after gossipin...
AbstractThis paper continues with the study of the communication modes introduced by J. Hromkovič, R...
AbstractGossiping is the communication problem in which each node has a unique message to be transmi...
Juraj Hromkovic y , Ralf Klasing, Elena A. Stohr, Hubert Wagener z Department of Mathematics and ...
Gossiping is the process of information diffusion in which each node of a network holds a packet tha...
The communication modes (one-way and two-way mode) used for disseminating information among processo...
AbstractEach of n nodes of a communication network has a piece of information (gossip) which should ...
AbstractGossiping has been considered intensively for butterflies and “simple” butterflies (which ha...
In the gossiping problem, each node in a network possesses a token initially; after gossiping, every...
AbstractIn this paper we study the gossiping problem (all-to-all communication) in radio networks wh...
Abstract. In this paper, we study the question of how efficiently a collection of interconnected nod...
International audienceGossiping (also called total exchange or all-to-all communication) is the proc...
AbstractA new communication mode for the dissemination of information among processors of interconne...
The gossip problem involves communicating a unique item from each node in a graph to every other nod...
Original manuscript April 14, 2011In this paper, we study the question of how efficiently a collecti...