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Biswapped–Torus Network: A New Efficient Node-Symmetrical Optoelectronic Network

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In this paper, a node-symmetrical optoelectronic grid-based variation of biswapped network framework named biswapped–torus network is introduced. It is a hybrid network that combines both biswapped network and torus. The proposed network claims to be a faster alternative as compared to biswapped–mesh network due to smaller network diameter. Also, node symmetry is an essential property of this network. Further, compared to efficient node-symmetrical optoelectronic biswapped framework named biswapped–hyper hexa-cell network, the presented network is cost-efficient and capable of delivering competitive performance, concerning network diameter for network size up to 1250.

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    Ashish Gupta & Bikash Kanti Sarkar

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Gupta, A., Sarkar, B.K. Biswapped–Torus Network: A New Efficient Node-Symmetrical Optoelectronic Network. Natl. Acad. Sci. Lett. 44, 27–31 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40009-020-00942-y

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