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On the Rearrangeability of 2(Iog2N) -1 Stage Permutation Networks

Published: 01 May 1985 Publication History

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For any parallel computer systems which consist of many processing elements and memories, interconnection networks provide communication paths among processing elements and memories. Both the rearrangeability proof and the control algorithm are well known for the Benes network, which is intrinsically symmetric. However, there has been little progress for the case of nonsymmetric networks of similar hardware requirements.

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        cover image IEEE Transactions on Computers
        IEEE Transactions on Computers  Volume 34, Issue 5
        May 1985
        98 pages

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        IEEE Computer Society

        United States

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        Published: 01 May 1985

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        1. Control algorithm
        2. hardware redundancy
        3. hardware requirement
        4. interconnection network
        5. multistage networks
        6. passable permutations
        7. permutation
        8. rearrangeability

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