Interconnection Networks Based on a Generalization of Cube-Connected Cycles

A generalization of the cube-connected cycles of Preparata and Vuillemin is described which retains the symmetry of these architectures while allowing for constructions of greater density and of arbitrary degree. These constructions are of a type known as Cayley graphs, and their analysis is greatly facilitated by the applicability of methods from abstract algebra.

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