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Realization of the Linear Tree that Corresponds to a Fundamental Loop Matrix
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Wireless Sensor Network·Volume 02 (2010)·Pages 31–36·Published 12 January 2010·DOI10.4236/wsn.2010.21004
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Abstract
Graph realization from a matrix is an important topic in network topology. This paper presents an algorithm for the realization of a linear tree based on the study of the properties of the number of the single-link loops that are incident to each tree branch in the fundamental loop matrix Bf. The proposed method judges the pendent properties of the tree branches, determines their order one by one and then achieves the realization of the linear tree. The graph that corresponds to Bf is eventually constructed by adding links to the obtained linear tree. The proposed method can be extended for the realization of a general tree.
KeywordsFundamental Loop MatrixLinear TreeGraph
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