Strictly Nonblocking Networks
Strictly Nonblocking Networks is a switching network architecture that belongs to the class of nonblocking interconnection networks and is distinguished by its guarantee that any new connection request between idle input and output ports can always be established without requiring the rearrangement of existing connections, regardless of the current state of the network.
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Nonblocking Multirate Networks
Riccardo Melen, Jonathan Turner · SIAM Journal on Computing · 1989 · 97 citations · Full text
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