Application of coding theory to interconnection networks

On Application of Graph Theory to Networks and Coding Theory

Using Group Theory to Specify Application Specific Interconnection Networks for SIMD DSPs

We introduce another view of group theory in the field of interconnection networks. With this approach it is possible to specify application specific network topologies for permutation data transfers. Routing of data transfers is generated and all possible permutation data transfers are guaranteed. We present the approach by means of a kind of SIMD DSP.

Permutation Networks as Application Specific Interconnection Networks for SIMD DSPs

Parallelization is one possibility to enhance the performance in processors. For singleinstruction-multiple-data (SIMD) processors one requirement is the possibility to parallelize algorithms so that one algorithm is partitioned to the parallel processing units of the processor. This means that data has to be exchanged between the processing units. Hence, these separate units have to be connect...

Application of Game Theory to Wireless Networks

The modern information society will continue to emerge, and demand for wireless communication services will grow. Future generation wireless networks are considered necessary for the support of emerging services with their increasing requirements. Future generation wireless networks are characterized by a distributed, dynamic, self-organizing architecture (I. F. Akyildiz et al., 2006). These wi...

Communication: On the Application of Coding Theory to Hashing