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With economic constraints and limited routing capability, the structure of an access network is typically a "fat tree", where the terminal has to relay the traffic from another terminal of the same or higher level. New graph theory problems naturally arise from such features of access network models, different from those targeted towards survivable backbone (mesh) networks. This paper models the important problem of provisioning survivability to an existing single-level fat tree through two graph theory problem formulations: the Terminal Backup problem and the Simplex Cover problem, which it shows to be equivalent. Then two polynomial-time approaches are developed, indirect and direct, for the Simplex Cover problem.

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Date:Jul 2007
Pages:9
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