Stojmenović, 1997 - Google Patents
Multiplicative circulant networks topological properties and communication algorithmsStojmenović, 1997
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- Stojmenović I
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- Discrete Applied Mathematics
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In this paper we study an interconnection network topology based on the radix representation of integers and modulo arithmetic. The multiplicative circulant graph MC (r, k) consists of n= rk vertices. Two vertices x and y are connected by an edge if and only if¦ x− y¦ …
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