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The crossing number of chordal ring networks

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The chordal ring network of order n, denoted by \(CR_n(x,y,z)\), is the graph with vertex set \(Z_n\), an additive group of integers modulo n, and adjacencies given by \(i\sim i+x, i\sim i+y, i\sim i+z\) for all even vertex i and distinct odd integers xyz in \([1, n-1]\). The crossing number of a network(graph) is closely related to the minimum layout area required for the implementation of a VLSI circuit for that network. From this perspective, the analysis of crossing numbers of graphs makes most sense when one focuses on networks(graphs) that have good properties as interconnection networks. In this paper, we study the crossing number of the chordal ring networks \(CR_n(1,3,9)\) for all even \(n\ge 10\).

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Imran, M., Salman, M., Mezab-e-Rehmat et al. The crossing number of chordal ring networks. Period Math Hung 71, 193–209 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10998-015-0097-9

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