1. Compute minimum spanning forest (MSF) on G using w(e). 2. For each node v ∈ V: a. Ensure v has at least one neighbor satisfying the NSFS‑012 “heartbeat” requirement (≥ 2 kHz control‑channel beacons per minute). b. If v violates the heartbeat rule, re‑add the cheapest edge from E \ MSF. 3. Apply a *k‑connectivity* augmentation (k = 2) to guarantee fault tolerance: a. For every cut‑set S, add the cheapest edge crossing S until vertex‑connectivity ≥ k. 4. Validate the resulting topology against NSFS‑012 formal specifications (session establishment, QoS, security handshake). 5. Return G'.
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Empirically, we set (α, β, γ) = (0.4, 0.3, 0.3).
