Structure connectivity of data center networks

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DOI10.1016/J.AMC.2023.128022arXiv2212.13003OpenAlexW4365506120MaRDI QIDQ6160617FDOQ6160617

Heping Zhang, Li'Na Ba

Publication date: 26 June 2023

Published in: Applied Mathematics and Computation (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: Last decade, numerous giant data center networks are built to provide increasingly fashionable web applications. For two integers mgeq0 and ngeq2, the m-dimensional DCell network with n-port switches Dm,n and n-dimensional BCDC network Bn have been proposed. Connectivity is a basic parameter to measure fault-tolerance of networks. As generalizations of connectivity, structure (substructure) connectivity was recently proposed. Let G and H be two connected graphs. Let mathcalF be a set whose elements are subgraphs of G, and every member of mathcalF is isomorphic to H (resp. a connected subgraph of H). Then H-structure connectivity kappa(G;H) (resp. H-substructure connectivity kappas(G;H)) of G is the size of a smallest set of mathcalF such that the rest of G is disconnected or the singleton when removing mathcalF. Then it is meaningful to calculate the structure connectivity of data center networks on some common structures, such as star K1,t, path Pk, cycle Ck, complete graph Ks and so on. In this paper, we obtain that kappa(Dm,n;K1,t)=kappas(Dm,n;K1,t)=lceilfracn11+tceil+m for 1leqtleqm+n2 and kappa(Dm,n;Ks)=lceilfracn1sceil+m for 3leqsleqn1 by analyzing the structural properties of Dm,n. We also compute kappa(Bn;H) and kappas(Bn;H) for HinK1,t,Pk,Ck|1leqtleq2n3,6leqkleq2n1 and ngeq5 by using g-extra connectivity of Bn.


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