We consider the problem of simulating linear arrays and rings on the multiply twisted cube. We introduce a new concept, the reflected link label sequence, and use it to define a generalized Gray Code (GGC). We show that GGCs can be easily used to identify Hamiltonian paths and cycles in the multiply twisted cube. We also give a method for embedding a ring of arbitrary number of nodes into the multiply twisted cube.
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