1993
DOI: 10.1364/ol.18.002050
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Design methodology for three-dimensional space-invariant hypercube networks with graph bipartitioning

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“…We discuss an optical implementation of the threedimensional space-invariant hypercube network; the design methodology is proposed in Ref. 10. The design methodology is based on an observation that nodes in an interconnection network can be partitioned into two sets of nodes such that any two nodes in a set do not have a direct link (except for completely connected networks).…”
Section: Optical Implementation Of Space-invariant Hypercubes Using Bmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We discuss an optical implementation of the threedimensional space-invariant hypercube network; the design methodology is proposed in Ref. 10. The design methodology is based on an observation that nodes in an interconnection network can be partitioned into two sets of nodes such that any two nodes in a set do not have a direct link (except for completely connected networks).…”
Section: Optical Implementation Of Space-invariant Hypercubes Using Bmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two partitions of nodes are called PlaneL and PlaneR, respectively, in Ref. 10. The methodology uses a free-space optical multiple imaging technique to replicate and to spatially shift the image of one partition of nodes.…”
Section: Optical Implementation Of Space-invariant Hypercubes Using Bmentioning
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“…Optics, owing to its inherent parallelism, high spectral and spatial bandwidth, and low signal cross talk, possesses the potential for a better solution to the communication problem in parallel and distributed computing [6,7,17,18]. Some studies have shown that free-space optical interconnects provide far better communication bandwidth and power dissipation for sufficiently long connection paths that is possible with VLSI technology [19,20].…”
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“…[20]) and then, propose an optical implementation of hypercubes as basic building blocks using binary phase gratings. Finally we show how to connect these building blocks with multiwavelength optical fibers for the construction of OMMH networks.…”
Section: Scalable Optical Design Of Ommh Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%