Yuh-Shyan Chen, Y. Tseng, T. Juang, Chiou-Jyu Chang
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Abstract
Trees are a common structure to represent the inter-task communication pattern of a parallel algorithm. In this paper, we consider the problem of embedding a complete binary tree in a star graph with the objective of minimizing congestion and dilation. We develop a congestion-free, dilation-2, load-1 embedding of a level-p binary tree into an n-dimensional star graph, where p=/spl Sigma//sub i=2//sup n/ [log i] and k is any positive integer. The result offers a tree of size comparable or superior to existing results, but with less congestion and dilation.