Long edges in the layouts of shuffle-exchange and cube-connected cycles graphs (Q1084869)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3980513
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    Long edges in the layouts of shuffle-exchange and cube-connected cycles graphs
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3980513

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      Long edges in the layouts of shuffle-exchange and cube-connected cycles graphs (English)
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      1986
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      A direct method is devised to prove, without information-theoretic arguments, the \(\Omega (N^ 2/\log^ 2N)\) wire area lower bound for the shuffle-exchange and cube-connected cycles graphs. We further show the high occurrence of long edges in two ways: (1) In any layout, there are \(\Omega\) (N/log N) edges whose lengths are at least N/32 log\({}^ 2N\). (2) The edges whose lengths are at least N/64 log\({}^ 2N\) occupy \(\Omega (N^ 2/\log^ 2N)\) wire area.
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      graph layout
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      VLSI
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      wire area lower bound
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      long edges
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