| Title: |
Multistage interconnection networks : Improved routing
algorithms and fault tolerance
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| Author: | |
| Document Type: |
Thesis
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| Department: |
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
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| Degree: |
Master of Science
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| Major: |
Electrical Engineering
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| Advisory Committee: |
Carpinelli, John D.
Robbi, Anthony D.
Ziavras, Sotirios
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| Thesis Date: |
1991, May
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| Keywords: |
Computer Network Architectures
Fault-Tolerant Computing
Computer Algorithms
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| Availability: |
Unrestricted
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| Abstract: |
Multistage interconnection networks for use by multiprocessor systems are optimal in terms of the number of switching element, but the routing algorithms used to set up these networks are suboptimal in terms of time. The network set-up time and reliability are the major factors to affect the performance of multistage interconnection networks. This work improves routing on Bene and Clos networks as well as the fault tolerant capability. The permutation representation is examined as well as the Clos and Bene networks. A modified edge coloring algorithm is applied to the regular bipartite multigraph which represents a Clos network. The looping and parallel looping algorithms are examined and a modified Tree-Connected Computer is adopted to execute a bidirectional parallel looping algorithm for Bene networks. A new fault tolerant Clos network is presented. |
| Complete Thesis: |
njit-etd1991-011
(74 pages ~ 3,181 KB pdf)
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