Abstract

This paper presents an analysis of degree 5 chordal rings, from a network topology point of view. The chordal rings are mainly evaluated with respect to average distance and diameter. We derive approximation expressions for the related ideal graphs, and show that these matches the real chordal rings fairly well. Moreover, the results are compared to that of a reference graph which presents a lower bound for average distance and diameter among all regular graphs of degree 5. It turns out that this reference graph has significantly lower distances than the degree 5 chordal rings. Based on that, we suggest that future research could deal with either finding degree 5 topologies with average distance and diameter closer to these of the reference graph, or to develop more realistic bounds than those presented by these reference graphs.

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