## Given a Cartesian product G of nontrivial connected graphs G i and the n-dimensional base B de Bruijn graph D = D B (n), it is investigated whether or not G is a spanning subgraph of D. Special attention is given to graphs G 1 Γ β’ β’ β’ Γ G m which are relevant for parallel computing, namely, to
Embeddings of Hypercubes and Grids into de Bruijn Graphs
β Scribed by M.C. Heydemann; J. Opatrny; D. Sotteau
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1994
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 644 KB
- Volume
- 23
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0743-7315
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β¦ Synopsis
An embedding of a graph (G) into a graph (H) is an injective mapping (f) from the vertices of (G) into the vertices of (H) together with a mapping (P_{f}) of edges of (G) into paths in (H). The dilation of the embedding is the maximum taken over all the lengths of the paths (P_{f}(x y)) associated with the edges (x y) of (G). We show that it is possible to embed a (D)-dimensional hypercube into the binary de Bruijn graph of the same order and diameter with dilation at most ([D / 2]). Similarly a majority of planar grids can be embedded into a binary de Bruijn graph of the same or nearly the same order with dilation at most ([D / 2]) where (D) is the diameter of the de Bruijn graph. O 1994 Academic Press. Inc.
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