“…The correctness and timing of the routing algorithm hinge on the fundamental properties of ADM networks summarized in Lemmas 2.1 and 2.2 below. The result in Lemma 2.1 was first mentioned in [2] and used subsequently in [1,7,8]. Properties equivalent to Lemma 2.2 were also used in [1,7,8].…”
Section: Background Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The result in Lemma 2.1 was first mentioned in [2] and used subsequently in [1,7,8]. Properties equivalent to Lemma 2.2 were also used in [1,7,8]. For our purpose, however, we use graph-theoretic concepts to present and prove the properties.…”
Section: Background Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several mathematical aspects of ADMs have been examined in the literature: First, the problem of determining the exact permutation power of ADM networks (i.e., counting the number of admissible permutations) was initiated in [1] and [11]. Later, Leland [8] (see also [9]) showed a set of recurrence relations for the exact number P(N) of ADM admissible permutations.…”
“…The correctness and timing of the routing algorithm hinge on the fundamental properties of ADM networks summarized in Lemmas 2.1 and 2.2 below. The result in Lemma 2.1 was first mentioned in [2] and used subsequently in [1,7,8]. Properties equivalent to Lemma 2.2 were also used in [1,7,8].…”
Section: Background Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The result in Lemma 2.1 was first mentioned in [2] and used subsequently in [1,7,8]. Properties equivalent to Lemma 2.2 were also used in [1,7,8]. For our purpose, however, we use graph-theoretic concepts to present and prove the properties.…”
Section: Background Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several mathematical aspects of ADMs have been examined in the literature: First, the problem of determining the exact permutation power of ADM networks (i.e., counting the number of admissible permutations) was initiated in [1] and [11]. Later, Leland [8] (see also [9]) showed a set of recurrence relations for the exact number P(N) of ADM admissible permutations.…”
“…Several MIN architectures were proposed in the literature [32,38] and a lot of work was devoted to study, evaluate and compare their performance [2,39]. Multi-criteria MIN performance evaluation is not easy to be established because of the large number of factors to be evaluated and their software and hardware dependencies [27].…”
The choice of an interconnection network for a parallel computer depends on a large number of performance factors which are very often application dependent. We propose a performance evaluation and a comparison methodology. This methodology is applied to a recently introduced class of interconnection networks (Multistage Chordal Ring Based multistage interconnection network). These networks are compared to the well known Omega network of comparable architectural characteristics. The methodology is expected to serve in the evaluation of the use of multistage interconnection networks as an intercommunication medium in today's multi-processor systems.
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