A Distributed Election and Spanning Tree Algorithm Based on Depth First Search
Sven Skyum
Abstract
Sven Skyum
Abstract
The existence of an effective traversal algorithm for a class of graphs has proven useful in connection with election problems for those classes. In this paper we show how a general traversal algorithm, such as depth first search, can be turned into an effective election algorithm using modular techniques. The presented method also constructs a spanning tree for the graph.
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The existence of an effective traversal algorithm for a class of graphs has proven useful in connection with election problems for those classes. In this paper we show how a general traversal algorithm, such as depth first search, can be turned into an effective election algorithm using modular techniques. The presented method also constructs a spanning tree for the graph.
Key concepts: Tree traversal, Graph traversal, Depth-first search, Spanning tree, Breadth-first search, Computer science, Modular design, Tree (set theory)