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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"n-cube"”.
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Off-chip Communications Architectures For High Throughput Network Processors
… networks such as mesh, torus or k-ary n-cubes. We investigate multiple k-ary n-cube based interconnects and propose two variations of 2-ary 3-cube interconnect called the 3D-bus and 3D-mesh. All of the k-ary n-cube interconnects include multiple, highly efficient techniques to route, …
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An analysis of interconnection network effects of dynamic element matching digital-to-analog converters
… the Barrel Shifting network, the Generalized-Cube network, the Omega network and the Indirect Binary n-cube network, are mathematically analyzed. The hardware complexity of some networks is discussed and a new interconnection network is developed and is shown to be hardware efficient when …
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Properties of Pure Completely Positive Linear Maps of Operator Systems
… map jn : NC(n) -> NC(n) on the noncommutative n-cube NC(n) in the group C_-algebra of the free product of n copies of Z2 is also shown to be pure. Further results on the purity of the reductions of the tensor product of pure completely positive maps are given. Some previously unrecorded generic …
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Origami transformers : folding orthogonal structures from universal hinge patterns
… theoretical insights. We show how to compose "cube gadgets" to fold any N-cube polycube from an O(N) x O(N) rectangle of paper, using only O(N 2 ) time to compute the parameters of the unambiguous folding sequence. We also describe extensions of our basic algorithm to larger classes of shapes …
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Maximal Surfaces in Complexes
… being that cubical complexes are unions of cubes rather than of simplices. A very natural cubical complex to consider is the complex C(k_1,...,k_n) where k_1,...,k_n are nonnegative integers. This complex has as its underlying space [0,k_1]x...x[0,k_n] subset of R^n with vertices at all …