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Channel routing in knock-knee mode: Simplified algorithms and proofs
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    Channel routing in knock-knee mode: Simplified algorithms and proofs (English)
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    We give unified and simplified algorithms and proofs for three results on channel routing in knock-knee mode. Let P be a channel routing problem with density \(d_{\max}.\) a) [Rivest/Baratz/Miller, Preparata/Lipski]. If all nets in P are two- terminal nets then \(d_{\max}\) tracks suffice. b) [Preparata/Sarrafzadeh]. If all nets in P are two- or three-terminal nets then \(\lfloor 3d_{\max}/2\rfloor\) tracks suffice. c) [Sarrafzadeh/Preparata]. \(2d_{\max}-1\) tracks always suffice. In all three cases a solution can be found in linear time; this is an improvement in case b).
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    K-terminal nets
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    algorithms
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    channel routing
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    knock- knee mode
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    linear time
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