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1 Computer Network Topology
Chain Ring Mesh Torus Tree Star Cube Hypercube CS565

2 Diameter Diameter Diameter, D, of a network having N nodes is defined as the maximum shortest paths between any two nodes in the network CS565

3 Computer Network Topology
Diameter? Chain Ring Mesh Torus Tree Star Cube Hypercube CS565

4 Embedding & Dilation Embedding Dilation
mapping nodes of one network onto another network. Dilation the maximum number of links in the “embedding” networking corresponding to one link in the “embedded” network. CS565

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