Embedding graphs onto the Supercube
Vincenzo Auletta, Adele Anna Rescigno, Vittorio Scarano · IEEE Transactions on Computers · 1995
In this paper we consider the Supercube, a new interconnection network derived from the hypercube. The Supercube, introduced by A. Sen (1989), has the same diameter and connectivity as a Hypercube but can be realized for any number of nodes, not only powers of 2. We study the Supercube's ability to execute parallel programs, using graph-embedding techniques. We show that complete binary trees and bidimensional meshes (with a side length power of 2) are spanning subgraphs of the Supercube. We then prove that the Supercube is Hamiltonian and, when the number of nodes is not a power of 2, it contains all cycles of length greater than 3 as subgraphs.>