Title
Parallel Sorting on the Biswapped Network
Abstract
Biswapped network (BSN) is a recently proposed network model of parallel computing, which is built of 2n copies of an n-node basic network, and its basic network may be hypercube, mesh and other networks, hence we can construct BSN-Hypercube and BSN-Mesh by using hypercube and mesh as basic network. BSN uses a simple rule for connectivity to ensure its regularity and some topological properties of BSN have been investigated. In this paper, we present sorting algorithm on the n processors BSN whose basic network has Hamiltonian path, and if the basic network of BSN is mesh, sorting n unordered elements will complete in time (2n)^1(1/2)+O(n^(3/4)).
Year
DOI
Venue
2008
10.1109/ICIS.2008.62
ACIS-ICIS
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
network model,topological property,biswapped network,n unordered element,n processor,basic network,simple rule,parallel computing,n-node basic network,hamiltonian path,computational complexity,computer science,bipartite graph,parallel processing,computer networks,information science,time complexity,network topology,parallel algorithms,clustering algorithms,concurrent computing,parallel computer,sorting algorithm,directed graphs,sorting,fault tolerance,hypercubes
Conference
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
10
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Wenhong Wei19314.13
Wenjun Xiao221825.54
Zhen Zhang300.34