Research program

Structure first. Systems next.

Crossed-cube research connects graph structure to the practical questions of communication, data movement, and computation. This site collects public interactive studies from that program.

01 / Graph structure

Topology is an algorithmic resource.

Dimension roles, recursive components, and structural cuts determine what a network can expose locally and how quickly information can travel globally.

Explore topology

02 / Communication

Shorter paths need usable schedules.

Routing, broadcast, gather, reduction, and permutation studies test how a lower-diameter network behaves under real channel-by-channel traffic.

Explore communication

03 / Computation

Keep values near the work.

Matrix and stencil demonstrations translate graph advantages into schedules that reduce unnecessary movement between memory and computation.

Explore computation

04 / Public record

Interactive evidence, not just claims.

The public material here is designed to make each displayed result inspectable: topology, routes, and computation schedules can be viewed directly in the browser.

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