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Questions about algorithms or programs that compute on multiple processing units simultaneously. Not to be confused with concurrent or distributed computing!
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Functional Programming and Parallelism
I have an option to learn a new language for parallel computing. As a parallel programmer what are the reasons one might want to invest time to learn functional programming for parallel computing? …
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Perfect shuffle in parallel processing
How is Perfect shuffle a better interconnect scheme for parallel processing? For example if we consider a problem of sum reduction, I want to understand how this scheme is useful when implementing sum …
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Parallel Computing: Past Vs Present
Parallel computing is not new but it is becoming common now a days. This is essentially driven by the need of the users (they need to process more data now) and also because of physical limitations on …
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What is Pointer Jumping ?
Studying parallel algorithms for CLRS, old edition Chapter 30. Can some one explain with a simple example what is pointer jumping and how exactly it works ?
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