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On the Mapping Problem
IEEE Transactions on Computers · 1981 · Vol. C-30(3) · pp. 207–214
Bokhari✉(University of Engineering and Technology Lahore)
Abstract
In array processors it is important to map problem modules onto processors such that modules that communicate with each other lie, as far as possible, on adjacent processors. This mapping problem is formulated in graph theoretic terms and shown to be equivalent, in its most general form, to the graph isomorphism problem. The problem is also very similar to the bandwidth reduction problem for sparse matrices and to the quadratic assignment problem.
VLSI and FPGA Design TechniquesInterconnection Networks and SystemsEmbedded Systems Design TechniquesComputer scienceNP-completeGraphSubgraph isomorphism problemAlgorithmTheoretical computer scienceMathematical optimizationMathematicsComputational complexity theory
Funding
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration
- University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore
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