
doi: 10.1109/cse.2008.34
We present a 2-dimensional n times n dense optical torus network (DOT ) having p = n2 nodes and l = 2n2 optical links. Each node consists of a processor and of a router. The links are capable of using 2n-1 wavelength channels. Furthermore, we present an all-optical, collision free routing algorithm for the DOT that is based on scheduled transmissions of packets and wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) deployed in the network. We also give an analysis and demonstrate that our model work-optimally routes an h-relation in the case that h isin Omega(p log p).
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