Gossiping in Minimal Time

From MaRDI portal
Publication:3990105

DOI10.1137/0221010zbMath0743.68039OpenAlexW2057706918MaRDI QIDQ3990105

George Cybenko, K. N. Venkataraman, David W. Krumme

Publication date: 28 June 1992

Published in: SIAM Journal on Computing (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL: https://semanticscholar.org/paper/4ca6207eb644800bba8b1d344c20524ed5eee3d8




Related Items

Fast gossiping with short unreliable messagesMethods and problems of communication in usual networksGossiping and broadcasting versus computing functions in networksNote on optimal gossiping in some weak-connected graphsOriented hypercubesOptimal algorithms for broadcast and gossip in the edge-disjoint path modesEffective systolic algorithms for gossiping in cycles and two-dimensional gridsOptimal gossiping in square 2D meshesOptimal algorithms for broadcast and gossip in the edge-disjoint modesAn online distributed gossiping protocol for mobile networksGOSSIPING IN BUS INTERCONNECTION NETWORKSSTEADY-STATE SCHEDULING ON HETEROGENEOUS CLUSTERSGossiping with multiple sends and receivesOptimal odd gossipingReordered gossip schemesDeterministic broadcasting time with partial knowledge of the network.Gossiping in vertex-disjoint paths mode in interconnection networksMapping pipeline skeletons onto heterogeneous platformsThe epistemic gossip problemUnnamed ItemGossiping and broadcasting versus computing functions in networks.Sparse networks supporting efficient reliable broadcastingThe minimum broadcast time problem for several processor networksFast gossiping by short messagesOdd gossipingLower bounds on systolic gossipReliable Broadcasting in Hypercubes with Random Link and Node FailuresCommunication complexity of gossiping by packetsOptimal sequential gossiping by short messagesCommunication complexity of fault-tolerant information diffusionOptimal gossiping in paths and cyclesEfficient collective communciation in optical networksFast gossiping on square mesh computersQuick gossiping by telegraphsGraph theoretical issues in computer networks