This paper presents a novel approach to parallel discrete event simulation based on a provably efficient scheduler for multithreaded programming. The "Cilk" runtime system provides the user with an algorithmic model of performance which can be used to predict the runtime of a parallel application accurately. Moreover, a Cilk application can "scale down" to run on a single processor with nearly the same performance as serial code. A conservative parallel discrete event simulation algorithm has been developed in which communication between logical processes is achieved using Cilk's virtual memory model: dag consistent shared memory. The simulation involves a divide and conquer style of execution which does not require...
Discrete-event simulation, which is a major tool for analysis, prediction, and training, has been de...
Multi-core design for CPU is the recent trend and we believe the trend will continue in near future....
The two main approaches to parallel discrete event simulation – conservative and optimistic- are lik...
Exploiting an efficient scheme for parallel discrete event simulation requires precise information a...
this paper, we will present a method to automatically translate a sequential DES program into an equ...
The Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) provides a general methodology for hierarchical const...
Simulation is a powerful technique to represent the evolution of realworld phenomena or systems ove...
Parallel computing has provided the opportunity to perform high speed simulation. However, no guidel...
This thesis presents several load balancing algorithms for parallel discrete event simulations execu...
In simulating applications for execution on specific computing systems, the simulation perfor-mance ...
In simulating applications for execution on specific computing systems, the simulation performance f...
This thesis explores methods to decrease overheads in an optimistic parallel discrete event simulati...
The achievements attained in accelerating the simulation of the dynamics of complex discrete event s...
Distributing discrete event simulations among several processors appears to be a promising approach ...
Parallel simulation is expected tospeed up simulation run time in a signi cant way. This paper descr...
Discrete-event simulation, which is a major tool for analysis, prediction, and training, has been de...
Multi-core design for CPU is the recent trend and we believe the trend will continue in near future....
The two main approaches to parallel discrete event simulation – conservative and optimistic- are lik...
Exploiting an efficient scheme for parallel discrete event simulation requires precise information a...
this paper, we will present a method to automatically translate a sequential DES program into an equ...
The Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) provides a general methodology for hierarchical const...
Simulation is a powerful technique to represent the evolution of realworld phenomena or systems ove...
Parallel computing has provided the opportunity to perform high speed simulation. However, no guidel...
This thesis presents several load balancing algorithms for parallel discrete event simulations execu...
In simulating applications for execution on specific computing systems, the simulation perfor-mance ...
In simulating applications for execution on specific computing systems, the simulation performance f...
This thesis explores methods to decrease overheads in an optimistic parallel discrete event simulati...
The achievements attained in accelerating the simulation of the dynamics of complex discrete event s...
Distributing discrete event simulations among several processors appears to be a promising approach ...
Parallel simulation is expected tospeed up simulation run time in a signi cant way. This paper descr...
Discrete-event simulation, which is a major tool for analysis, prediction, and training, has been de...
Multi-core design for CPU is the recent trend and we believe the trend will continue in near future....
The two main approaches to parallel discrete event simulation – conservative and optimistic- are lik...