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Parallel computing with x10

Proceedings of the 1st international workshop on Multicore software engineering, 2008
Many problems require parallel solutions and implementations and how to extract and specify parallelism has been the focus of Research during the last few decades. While there has been a significant progress in terms of (a)automatically deriving implicit parallelism from functional and logic programs, (b) using parallelizing compilers to extract ...
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Parallel computing

Future Generation Computer Systems, 1992
Emile H. L. Aarts   +2 more
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Parallel Matrix Computations.

1985
Abstract : This project concerns the design and analysis of algorithms to be run in a processor-rich environment. We focus primarily on algorithms that require no global control and that can be run on systems with only local connections among processors. We investigate the properties of these algorithms both theoretically and experimentally.
Dianne P. O'Leary, G. W. Stewart
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Optimization with Parallel Computing

2001
Complexity Engineering deals with harnessing the power of Cellular Automata (CA) like simple models to solve real life difficult and complex engineering problems, dealing with systems that have very simple components that collectively exhibit complex behaviors.
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Parallel Computing with Mathematica

2001
The MathLink communication protocol can be used to control several Mathematica kernel processes from within Mathematica. This feature allows the implementation of an environment for parallel programming, the Parallel Computing Toolkit, using processes with distributed memory. The toolkit is written completely in Mathematica in a machine-independent way,
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Parallel Computing 91

Parallel Computing, 1992
Hans-Christian Hege, Renate Knecht
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Parallel Computer Architectures

1992
Publisher Summary The term “parallel processing” designates the simultaneous execution of multiple processors to solve a single computational problem cooperatively. Parallel processing has the potential for making difficult computational problems tractable by significantly increasing computer performance. Two basic kinds of computational problems are
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Speeding Up Paulson’s Procedure for Large-Scale Problems Using Parallel Computing

INFORMS Journal on Computing, 2022
Jun Luo, Shaoxuan Liu, Ying ZHONG
exaly  

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