Presentation 2002/4/12
Reconfigurable PC-Clusters Using ABL-Tree Interconnections
Nobuo TSUDA,
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Abstract(in English) An advanced interconnection network called "ABL-tree" is proposed for constructing PC-clusters capable of distributed node-to-node communication and reconfiguration of regular square-mesh-connected arrays even when busy or faulty nodes are existing. An ABL-tree can be constructed by using small subarrays of processing nodes interconnected as ring, 2-D toroidal mesh, or the complete connection, and by connecting the processing nodes to a tree-structured bypass network with switches according to a node-coloring pattern defined by graph-node coloring with an inter-node distance of t (≧3) Node-to-node communication is achieved within a maximum inter-node distance of t with an average link congestion of 1 for a simultaneous parallel message exchange by every node.
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Keyword(in English) parallel and distributed processing / LAN / generalized ABL / reconfiguration / ring / toroidal mesh / fault tolerance
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Title (in English) Reconfigurable PC-Clusters Using ABL-Tree Interconnections
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Keyword(1) parallel and distributed processing
Keyword(2) LAN
Keyword(3) generalized ABL
Keyword(4) reconfiguration
Keyword(5) ring
Keyword(6) toroidal mesh
Keyword(7) fault tolerance
1st Author's Name Nobuo TSUDA
1st Author's Affiliation Division of Information & Computer Science, Kanazawa Institute of Technology()
Date 2002/4/12
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Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 28
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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