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Original Articles

Reliability and conditional diagnosability of hyper bijective connection networks

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Pages 25-47 | Received 26 Jan 2019, Accepted 17 Jan 2020, Published online: 05 Feb 2020
 

Abstract

The g-extra connectivity and diagonalisability are two important metrics to fault-tolerance and robustness of a multiprocessor system whose network structure is modelled by a graph. In this work, we explore the reliability of a newly proposed network called hyper bijective connection networks (HBC, for short), which is an extension of the family of the well-known interconnection networks, such as hypercube and its variants. We prove that 2-extra vertex connectivity and 3-extra vertex connectivity of n-dimensional HBC are 3n + m−6 for m3 and n4 and 4n + m−8 for m4 and n4, respectively. Using its desirable fault-tolerance, we show that the conditional diagonalizabilities of n-dimensional HBC under the PMC model are m + 4n−7 (resp., 4n−5) for m4 and n4 (resp., m = 3 and n4) and its conditional diagonalizability under MM model is m + 3n−6 for m3 and n4.

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Funding

This work was supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China [61977016, 61572010] and National Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province [2017J01738].

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