Design Methods of Network Cabling With Concentrators
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network topology, network construction, hierarchical method, concentrators’ methodAbstract
In connection with mass distribution of grid computing systems a problem of efficient usage of them became very urgent. One of these problems is constructing network topology. Construction must be done in a way that reduces the expense of materials required. This problem has been handling in many papers. A construction of hierarchical networks with concentrators which perform a multiplexing of different subscribers with a bulk of them is being under consideration in this article. Here we deal with concentrators’ method (addition and deletion algorithms) and hierarchical method. We demonstrate a new automated tool for designing network topology.Downloads
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