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Improved channel routing by via minimization and shifting
Channel routing area improvement by means of via minimization and via shifting in two dimensions (compaction) is readily achievable. Routing feature area can be minimized by wire straightening. The implementation of algorithms for each of these procedures has produced a solution for D.N. Deutsch's (1985) Difficult Example, the standard channel routing benchmark, that is more than 5% smaller than the best result published heretofore. Suggestions for possible future work are given.<>