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On the embedding of a class of regular graphs in a faulty hypercube
A wide range of graphs with regular structures are shown to be embeddable in an injured hypercube with faulty links. These include rings, linear paths, binomial trees, binary trees, meshes, tori, and many others. Unlike many existing algorithms which are capable of embedding only one type of graphs, our algorithm embeds the above graphs in a unified way, all centered around a notion called edge matrix. In many cases, the degree of fault tolerance offered by the algorithm is optimal or near-optimal.