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Computer Network Topology Design in Limelight of Pascal Graph Property

Published 29 Mar 2010 in cs.NI | (1003.5432v1)

Abstract: Constantly growing demands of high productivity and security of computer systems and computer networks call the interest of specialists in the environment of construction of optimum topologies of computer mediums. In earliest phases of design, the study of the topological influence of the processes that happen in computer systems and computer networks allows to obtain useful information which possesses a significant value in the subsequent design. It has always been tried to represent the different computer network topologies using appropriate graph models. Graphs have huge contributions towards the performance improvement factor of a network. Some major contributors are de-Bruijn, Hypercube, Mesh and Pascal. They had been studied a lot and different new features were always a part of research outcome. As per the definition of interconnection network it is equivalent that a suitable graph can represent the physical and logical layout very efficiently. In this present study Pascal graph is researched again and a new characteristics has been discovered. From the perspective of network topologies Pascal graph and its properties were first studied more than two decades back. Since then, a numerous graph models have emerged with potentials to be used as network topologies. This new property is guaranteed to make an everlasting mark towards the reliability of this graph to be used as a substantial contributor as a computer network topology. This shows its credentials over so many other topologies. This study reviews the characteristics of the Pascal graph and the new property is established using appropriate algorithm and the results.

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