Lan, 1994 - Google Patents
A fault-tolerant routing algorithm in hypercubesLan, 1994
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- 14063420785953707051
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- Lan Y
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- 1994 International Conference on Parallel Processing Vol. 3
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Fault-tolerant communication mechanism for multicomputer systems is an important feature to reliability-critical applications. In this paper, we will present a fault-tolerant routing algorithm that has a better performance than a previous work in the sense that it requires …
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