The polymer matrix for the number of N in-puts/outputs, N stages and 2x2-switches is denoted as the 1-D Spanke-Benes (SB) network. Throughout the paper, the 1-D SB-network, which equals the diamond cellular array, is extended to arbitrary dimensions by a mathematical transformation (a 1-D network provides the interconnection of 1-D data). This transformation determines the multistage architecture completely by providing size, location, geometry and wiring of the switches as well as it preserves properties of the networks, e.g., the capability of sorting. The SB-networks of dimension
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Josef GIGLMAYR, "Sorting on a2-D Multistage Architecture with Nearest-Neighbour Interconnection of Switches" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E79-B, no. 12, pp. 1839-1851, December 1996, doi: .
Abstract: The polymer matrix for the number of N in-puts/outputs, N stages and 2x2-switches is denoted as the 1-D Spanke-Benes (SB) network. Throughout the paper, the 1-D SB-network, which equals the diamond cellular array, is extended to arbitrary dimensions by a mathematical transformation (a 1-D network provides the interconnection of 1-D data). This transformation determines the multistage architecture completely by providing size, location, geometry and wiring of the switches as well as it preserves properties of the networks, e.g., the capability of sorting. The SB-networks of dimension
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