Internet Mathematics · 2008 · 37 citations · 13 references
ComputingComputer ScienceMathematicsAlgorithmsComputer NetworksInterconnection NetworksBroadcast CommunicationCommunication ComplexityCommunication NetworksGraph AlgorithmsNetwork OptimizationBroadcastBroadcast AlgorithmsBroadcastingCommunication Complexity Of Graph ProblemsSparse CommunicationUpper Bounds
Broadcasting is a basic problem of communication in usual networks. Many papers have investigated the construction of minimum broadcast networks, the cheapest possible broadcast network architecture (having the fewest communication lines), in which broadcasting can be accomplished as fast as theoretically possible from any vertex. Since this problem is very difficult, numerous papers have investigated ways to construct sparse networks in which broadcasting can be completed in minimum time from any originator. In this paper we introduce an efficient vertex addition method that allows us to construct sparse networks and improve the best known upper bounds on the broadcast function _B_(_n_) for many odd values of _n_. We also give the exact value of _B_(127).
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