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Multi-layer switch network?

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Hi all,

I am reading a article. It mentions "multi-layer switching networks including, e.g.
omega(perfect shuffle)/delta networks, log shifter networks, etc.".

But why not use single-layer instead of multi-layer switch network?

I know simple barrel shifter. What's omega, delta and log shifter?

Any suggestions will be appreciated!
Best regards,
Davy
 

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