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The dun-bell topology network used as a testbench for the RLO-SDLM algorithm 

The dun-bell topology network used as a testbench for the RLO-SDLM algorithm 

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In this paper, reduction logical operator (RLO) has been proposed to control bottleneck link size by realizing Multi-Valued Logic (MVL) function. A novel Switch Delay Link Mechanism (SDLM) Algorithm using Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) has been represented to serve as a basic input generator for base and reduced link size of the network bottle...

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... Therefore, In this paper, an effort of reduced neural logic operators is considered for synthesizing MVL functions. MVL synthesis and its application covers a wide range of topics [4][5]. ...
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