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A reconfiguration algorithm for fault tolerance in a hypercube multiprocessor
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    A reconfiguration algorithm for fault tolerance in a hypercube multiprocessor (English)
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    For an n-dimensional hypercube with \(n=2d\) processor nodes, each connected to only d neighbour processors, an algorithm is presented, and its correctness proved, to find the faultless subcubes in the case of identifid faulty processors and/or links in the hypercube. In contrast to other known algorithms the proposed one provides the complete set of maximum-dimensional fault-free subcubes in the system. The algorithm is formulated to run on a single processor which would be typically the host or resource manager of the hypercube system.
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    parallel processing
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    combinatorial problem
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    fault tolerance
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    hypercube
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