IEEE Transactions on Computers · 1998 · 72 citations · 7 references
ComputingComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceFault ToleranceFault-tolerant ComputingFault-tolerant SystemsFault ModelingFault Tolerance DesignFault Tolerance In Parallel SystemsHypercube NetworksNetwork Fault ToleranceNetwork RobustnessBinary HypercubeFault Model AnalysisFault Tolerance EvaluationHypercube Network Fault ToleranceHypercube Network ResilienceMinimal Cut SetsMinimum CutNetwork Fault Models
In this paper, we study fault tolerance measures for m-ary n-dimensional hypercubes based on the concept of forbidden faulty sets. In a forbidden faulty set, certain nodes cannot be faulty at the same time and this model can better reflect fault patterns in a real system than the existing ones. Specifically, we study the bounds of the minimum vertex cut set for m-ary n-dimensional hypercubes by requiring each node to have at least k healthy neighbors. Our result enhances and generalizes a result by Latifi et al. for binary hypercubes. Our study also shows that the corresponding result based on the traditional fault model (where k is zero) tends to underestimate network resilience of large networks such as m-ary n-dimensional hypercubes.
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