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A Tight Layout of the Butterfly Network

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We establish upper and lower bounds on the layout area of the butterfly network (without wraparound), which differ only in low-order terms. Specifically, the N -input, N -output butterfly network can be laid out in area (1 + o(1)) N 2 , while no layout of the network can have area smaller than (1 - o(1)) N 2 . These results improve both the known upper bound and the known lower bound on the area of butterfly network layouts.

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Received October 1996, and in final form February 1997.

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Avior, A., Calamoneri, T., Even, S. et al. A Tight Layout of the Butterfly Network . Theory Comput. Systems 31, 475–488 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/s002240000098

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