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NETWOKHS AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL Author Index to Volume 27, 1996 Agrawal, D. P.: see Chung, T. Y. Khachatrian, L. H.: see Ahlswede. R. Ahlswede, R., Gargano, L., Haroutunian, H. S., and Khachatrian, Kishimoto, W.: A Method for Obtaining the Maximum Multiroute L. H.: Fault-Tolerant Minimum Broadcast Networks, 293 Flows in a Network, 279 Ku, H.-K.: Optimally Edge Fault-Tolerant Trees, 203 Blanchini, F., Queyranne, M., Rinaldi, F., and Ukovich, W.: A Feedback Strategy for Periodic Network Flows, 25 L^bbe. M.: see Dell’Amico, M. Laforest. C.: see Fraigniaud. P. Chlebus, B. S., Diks, K., and Pelc, A.: Broadcasting in Synchronous Networks with Dynamic Faults, 309 Mafholi, F.: see Dell’Amico, M. Choi, H.-A.: see Park, J.-Y. L. Melachrinoudis, E., and Helander, M. E.: A Single Facility Location Chung, T. J.; see Chung, T. Y. FYoblem on a Tree with Unreliable Edges. 219 Chung, T. Y, Agrawal, D. P., Rai, S., and Chung, T. J.: A Mirchandani. P.: A Simple O(n-) Algorithm for the All-Pairs Comparative Study of Doubly Connected Directed Topologies for Shortest Path Problem on an Interval Graph, 215 LANs and MANs, 35 Nobert, Y., and FMcard, J.-C.: An Optimal Algorithm for the Mixed Dean, T.: see Greenwald, L. Chinese Postman FYoblem, 95 Dell’Amico, M., Labbe, M., and Maffioli, F.: Complexity of Spanning Tree Problems with Leaf-Dependent Objectives, 175 Park, J.-Y. L., and Choi, H.-A.: Circuit-Switched Rowolumn Diks, K.: see Chlebus, B. S. Broadcasting in Torus and Mesh Networks, 159 Diks, K., and Pelc, A.: Broadcasting with Universal Lists, 183 Pelc, A.: see Chlebus, B. S.; Diks, K. Penn. M.: see Granot, F. Petingi, L., Saccoman, J. T., and Schoppmann. L.: Uniformly Least Ellis, J. A.; Embedding Grids into Grids: Techniques for Large Reliable Graphs. 125 Compression Ratios, 1 fhcard, J.-C.: see Nobert, Y. Polychronopoulos, G. H., and Tsitsiklis. J. N.: Stochastic Shortest Fraigniaud, P., and Laforest, C.: Minimum Gossip Bus Networks, 239 Path FYoblems with Recourse, 133 Gargano, L.; see Ahlswede, R. Queyranne, M.: see Blanchini. F.; Granot, F. Gavish, B., and Sridhar, S.: Erratum: Computing the 2-Median on Tree Networks in 0(n Ig n) Time, 169 Rai, S.; see Chung, T. Y. Granot, F., Penn, M., and Queyranne, M.: Disconnecting Sets in Rail. D.: see Gunther. G. Single and Two-Terminal-Pair Networks, 117 Rinaldi, F.: see Blanchini, F. Greenwald, L., and Dean, T.: Package Routing in Transportation Networks with Fixed Vehicle Schedules, 81 Saccoman, J. T.: see Petingi, L. Gunther, G., Hartnell, B., and Rail, D.: Star-Factors and k-Bounded Schoppmann. L.: see Petingi, L. Total Domination, 197 Sridhar, S.: see Gavish, B. Sritharan, R.: A Linear Time Algorithm to Recognize Circular Harary, F., and Hayes, J. P.: Node Fault Tolerance in Graphs, 19 Permutation Graphs. 171 Haroutunian, H. S.: see Ahlswede, R. Sung. T.-Y.: see Ho. T.-Y.; Hung. C.-N. Hartnell, B.: see Gunther, G. Hayes, J. P.: see Harary, F.; Ku, H.-K. Talluri, K. T.: Network Synthesis with Few Edges, 109 Helander, M. E.: see Melachrinoudis, E. Tsitsiklis, J. N.; see Polychronopoulos, G. H. Ho, T.-Y., Hsu, L.-H., and Sung, T.-Y.: Transmitting on Various Network Topologies, 145 Ukovich, W.: see Blanchini, F. Hotzel, E.: Components and Graph Automorphisms of Standard 2 X Underwood, A.: A Modified Melzak lYocedure for Computing Node- 2-Switch Banyan Networks, 53 Weighted Steiner Trees, 73 Hsu, L.-H.: see Ho, T.-Y.; Hung, C.-N. Hung, C.-N, Hsu, L-H., and Sung, T.-Y.: A Response to Volgenant’s Volgenant, A.: An Addendum to the Most Vital Edges of Matching Addendum on the Most Vital Edges. 255 in a Bipartite Graph, 253 Ishigami, Y.: The Wide-Diameter of the n-Dimensional Toroidal Yan, S.: Approximating Reduced Costs under Degeneracy in a Mesh, 257 Network IHow FYoblem with Side Constraints. 267 NETWORKS, Vol. 27, (1996) 321 AN rNTERNATIONAL JOURNAL Subject Index to Volume 27, 1996 Accumulation trees, 239 Global spare node, minimizing, 19 All-terminal reliability, undirected graph, 125 Gomory and Hu’s algorithm, 109 APPRCOST, 267 Gomory cuts, 95 Approximation algorithms, 159 Gossiping, 239 Automorphism, banyan networks, 53 Graphs bipartite, most vital edges of matching (addendum), 253 Banyan networks, 2 X 2-switch, 53 edge-connectivity, 309 Binary trees, transmitting on, 145 fault-tolerant broadcasting, 293 Blossom inequalities, 95 k-regular k-connected, wide-diameter, 257 Broadcast networks, fault-tolerant minimum, 293 node fault tolerance, 19 Broadcast trees, 293 with random arc costs, 133 Broadcasting, 293 Grid-to-grid embedding problem. I synchronous networks, with dynamic faults, 309 Grids with universal lists, 183 broadcasting time, 183 Bus networks, minimum gossip, 239 embedding into grids, I Gusheld's algorithm. 109 Capacity constrained package transfer problem, 81 HAMILTONIAN PATH, 175 Certainty equivalent heuristic, 133 Homomorphism, 53 Chinese Postman Problem, mixed, algorithm, 95 Host processor, 145 Circulant digraphs, 35 Hypercube, wide-diameter, 257 Circular permutation graphs, linear time algorithm, 171 Commodity distribution system, discrete-time network model, 25 Integer network synthesis problem, 109 Compression ratios, large, I Interconnection networks, architecture, 145 Cut ranking problem, 117 Interval graph, all-pairs shortest path problem, 215 de Bruijn digraphs. 35 Lagrangian relaxation, 267 de Bruijn graphs, transmitting on, 145 Leaf-median problem, 175 Decomposition formula, 219 Line iteration digraphs, 35 Degeneracy, in network flow problems with side constraints, 267 Linear arrays, transmitting on, 145 Diagonal meshes, transmitting on, 145 Linear time algorithm, circular permutation graphs. 171 Directed graph, bipartite. 197 Link failure, dynamic, broadcasting time, 309 Doubly linked networks, 35 list blocks A and B, I Local area networks, doubly connected directed topologies, 35 Edge fault-tolerant trees, optimally, 203 Loop networks, directed circulant, 35 Edge-m-route flows, maximum value, 279 Edges Manhattan street network, 35 critical, 203 Marriage Theorem, generalization, 197 most vital, 253, 255 Max-flow min-cut theorem, 109, 117 Embedding, into thick or thin strips, I m-route flow, 279 Medium access protocol, 35 Facility location algorithm. 219 Melzak procedure, modified, node-weighted Steiner trees, 73 Factoring theorem. 125 Menger’s theorem, generalization, 279 Failure probabilities, 125 Mesh, circuit-switched row-column broadcasting, 159 Fault-tolerant minimum broadcast networks. 293 Metropolitan area networks, doubly connected directed topologies, 35 Fault-tolerant multiprocessor systems, 203 Minimum broadcast graph, 239 Feedback, strategy for periodic network flows, 25 Minimum gossip graph, 239 Fiber Data Distributed Interface. 35 Mixed cutset, 117 Floyd-Warshall algorithm, 219 Mixed networks, disconnecting sets, 117 Folding with compression, I Modified buddy property, 53 Folding with extension, I Multicommodity flow problem, mixed integer/linear program Forward loop backward loop network. 35 formulation, 81 322 NETWORKS, Vol. 27, (1996) SUBJECT INDEX 323 Multicommodity problems, disconnecting sets, 117 Spanning tree problems, leaf-dependent objectives, 175 Multiroute flows, maximum, 279 s-t mixed cutsets, 117 Multiterminal cut problem, 117 Star packing, k-bounded. 197 Star trees, transmitting on, 145 Naive adaptive heuristic, 133 Stars, edge fault-tolerant, 203 Network flow model, dynamic, 25 Steiner points, 73 Network flow problem, with side constraints, approximating reduced Steiner trees, node-weighted, modified Melzak procedure, 73 costs, 267 Submodular flow problem, 25 Network location models, 219 Supergraphs, critical, 203 Node fault tolerance, graphs, 19 Swing Surgery, 125 Nonhomogeneous symmetric tree, 19 Synchronous networks, with dynamic faults, broadcasting, 309 Nonloop networks, 35 Target tubes, 25 Objective functions, leaf-dependent, spanning tree problems, 175 Telegraph model, 239 Omega network, 53 Telephone model, 239 O(n^) algorithm, 219 Threshold graph, 125 all-pairs shortest path problem, 215 Topology 0(/i’) algorithm, 219 doubly connected directed, 35 most vital edges of matching, 253 transmitting on, 145 Open loop feedback heuristic, 133 Toroidal mesh, n-dimensional, 2^'’ Torus Package routing, transportation networks with fixed vehicle schedules, broadcasting, 183, 309 81 circuit-switched row-column broadcasting, 159 Path-stripping phase, 81 Tower building problem, I Periodic network flows, feedback strategy, 25 Trailer network, 267 Permutation graph, circular, 171 Transmission, network topologies, 145 Polyhedra, 0-base, 25 Transmitting scheme, 145 Pseudo-manhattan graph, 95 Transportation networks, with fixed vehicle schedules, 81 Traveling Salesman Problem, reduction of mixed Chinese Postman Random networks, 133 Problem, 95 Randomized rounding, 81 Trees Recognition algorithm, 171 2-median computing (erratum), 169 Reduced costs, approximating, under degeneracy, 267 broadcasting time, 183 Relisum problem, 219 edge fault-tolerant, 203 Rings with unreliable edges, 219 broadcasting time, 183 Two-pair multicommodity problems, disconnecting sets, 117 transmitting on, 145 Routing, row-column, 159 Universal-list model, broadcasting, 183 Routing algorithms, 35 Undirected graph, all-terminal reliability, 125 Undirected network S-disconnecting set, 117 maximum multiroute flows, 279 Sensitivity analysis, 219, 267 two-pair problem, 117 Set constraints, balanced, 95 Unit compression patterns, I Sets, disconnecting, in single and two-terminal-pair networks, 117 Upper bounds, tightness, 309 Shortest path problem all-pairs, 215 Vertex-m-route flows, maximum value, 279 stochastic, with recourse, 133 Vertex optimality conditions, 219 Simplex methods, 267 Single facility location problem, tree with unreliable edges, 219 Windy Postman Problem, applied to mixed Chinese Postman Skewed 2-tiles, 1 Problem, 95

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