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Implementing standard and nonstandard parallel cellular automata in CARPET
Proceedings Ninth Euromicro Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Processing, 2002Cellular automata is a nature inspired parallel processing model. It has been proposed several years ago by J. Von Neumann to simulate complex dynamical processes. In the past two decades several models of cellular automata that differ from the original one proposed by Von Neumann have been defined for modeling real-world systems and phenomena.
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Towards Standardization of Measuring the Usability of Parallel Languages
2014The efforts of the research community and the software industry to make the art of parallel programming easier continue. Measuring the usability of contemporary parallel programming languages and libraries by empirical studies is the key to understanding how programmers are thinking, designing, coding, and debugging parallel programs.
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Parallel algorithms for addition in non-standard number systems
2014 Information Theory and Applications Workshop (ITA), 2014In 1961 Avizienis proposed a parallel algorithm for addition in base 10 with digit set A = {-6, -5, ..., 5, 6}. Such an algorithm performs addition in constant time, independently of the length of the representation of the summands. In computer arithmetic parallel addition is used for speeding up multiplication and division algorithms.
Christiane Frougny +3 more
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h-Relation models for current standard parallel platforms
1998This paper studies the validity of the BSP h-relation hypothesis on four current standard parallel platforms. The error introduced by the influence of the number of processors is measured on five communication patterns. We also measure the influence of the communication patterns on the time invested in an h-relation.
Casiano Rodríguez +3 more
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Towards Parallel Performance Analysis Tools for the OpenSHMEM Standard
2014This paper discusses theoretic and practical aspects when extending performance analysis tools to support the OpenSHMEM standard for parallel programming. The theoretical part covers the mapping of OpenSHMEM's communication primitives to a generic event record scheme that is compatible with a range of PGAS libraries.
Sebastian Oeste +2 more
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Parallel High-Level Image Processing on a Standard PC
2003Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE) is a unique feature embedded in the Pentium III and Pentium IV classes of microprocessors. By fully exploiting SSE, parallel algorithms can be implemented on a standard personal computer and a significant speedup can be achieved comparing to sequential code.
Muhammet Fikret Ercan, Yu-Fai Fung
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Latest developments in nanofluid flow and heat transfer between parallel surfaces: A critical review
Advances in Colloid and Interface Science, 2021Goodarz Ahmadi +2 more
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