- ...#stack>).
- These ``magic'' sizes are actually the
result of numerous constraints; for a complete description of the
constraints which lead to these configurations, see [DeH90].
- ...root.
- [Lei85] and
[GL85] do not necessarily prove universality of fat-trees with the
generality used here. Given the structure of their proofs, it is likely
that their work can be generalized in this manner.
- ...cube.
- As this progression
continues, it becomes necessary to take the size of the ``sides'' of each
square into account, making the increase slightly more than a factor of
four. The additional size, though, is only a second order effect.