Fault-tolerant processor interconnection networks
Fault-tolerant processor interconnection networks
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容错处理器互连网络
DOI:
10.1002/scj.4690170803
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发表时间:
1986
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通讯作者:
Keiji Okada
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作者:
M. Imase;T. Soneoka;Keiji Okada
As suitable topology for interconnection networks of multiprocessors, De Bruijn graphs have been proposed and a number of investigations have been conducted on their fault tolerance. A De Bruijn graph is a directed graph with maximum degree d (the maximum number of links that can be connected to one processor), diameter k (maximum number of repeaters between two processors) and number of nodes dk (number of processors). A Kautz graph is a directed graph with maximum degree d, diameter k and number of nodes dk + dk-1. Both have the smallest diameter among the graphs with maximum degree d. This paper proves the following: (1) If d -2 nodes in a De Bruijn graph are removed (if d -2 processors are faulty), its diameter becomes d + 1, which is only 1 larger than the original diameter. (2) If d -3 nodes in a Kautz graph are removed, its diameter becomes k + 1 and if d -1 nodes are removed, the diameter is k + 2 or less, which is at most 2 larger than the original diameter. (3) The values of (1) and (2) are at most 1 larger than the lower bound under the limitation of degree d, (4) A fault-tolerant routing algorithm can be realized easily. This algorithm is better than any existing algorithm because of its short routes.