Multicasting in modified chordal ring of degree six network topology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11113/mjfas.v16n2.1322Keywords:
Chordal ring, topology, networks communicatio, broadcasting, multicastingAbstract
Wired networking environment has presented some interesting challenges to the study of network casting. Hence, graphs are usually used to represent networks of communication. In practice, the topology should be well-designed to meet future reliability demands. Therefore, Modified Chordal Ring of Degree Six (CHRm6) topology has been proposed as mathematical model to represent a network. This paper discussed about multicasting scheme focusing on even and odd nodes. CHRm6 structure has been used to derive results in multicasting scheme. In this type of network, CHRm6 involved a high total number of nodes to deliver a message to multiple destinations simultaneously in terms of multicasting.
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