A deterministic scheme for the simulation of (n, m)-PRAM computation is devised. Each PRAM step is simulated on a bounded degree network consisting of a mesh-of-trees (MT) of siden. The memory is subdivided inn modules, each local to a PRAM processor. The roots of the MT contain these processors and the memory modules, while the otherO(n 2) nodes have the mere capabilities of packet switchers and one-bit comparators. The simulation algorithm makes a crucial use of pipelining on the MT, and attains a time complexity ofO(log2 n/log logn). The best previous time bound wasO(log2 n) on a different interconnection network withn processors. While the previous simulation schemes use an intermediate MPC model, which is in turn simulated on a bounded...
Both PRAM and RMESH are important parallel computing models. This paper gives two algorithms that si...
Parallel Random Access Machine, PRAM, is the most popular abstract model of the parallel computation...
The PRAM is a shared memory model of parallel computation which abstracts away from inessential engi...
A simulation scheme for (n, m)-PRAM computation is devised, based on an interconnection network orga...
We present a constructive deterministic simulation of a PRAM with n processors and m = n^alpha; shar...
The authors describe a nonuniform deterministic simulation of PRAMs on module parallel computers (M...
The problem of simulating a PRAM with $n$ processors and memory size $m \geq n$ on an $n$-node boun...
The Parallel Random Access Machine (PRAM) is an abstract parallel machine consisting of a synchrono...
The Parallel Random Access Machine, \de{PRAM}, is the dominant theoretical parallel computer model. ...
This paper describes an improved scheme for PRAM simulation on the mesh. The simulation algorithm ac...
The Parallel Random Access Machine, \de{PRAM}, is the dominant theoretical parallel computer model....
In this paper we present lower and upper bounds for the deterministic simulation of a Parallel Rando...
We present algorithms for the randomized simulation of a shared memory machine (PRAM) on a Distribut...
AbstractWe present deterministic upper and lower bounds on the slowdown required to simulate an (n, ...
this paper, we sketch our experiences with a deterministic PRAM simulator for two-dimensional meshes...
Both PRAM and RMESH are important parallel computing models. This paper gives two algorithms that si...
Parallel Random Access Machine, PRAM, is the most popular abstract model of the parallel computation...
The PRAM is a shared memory model of parallel computation which abstracts away from inessential engi...
A simulation scheme for (n, m)-PRAM computation is devised, based on an interconnection network orga...
We present a constructive deterministic simulation of a PRAM with n processors and m = n^alpha; shar...
The authors describe a nonuniform deterministic simulation of PRAMs on module parallel computers (M...
The problem of simulating a PRAM with $n$ processors and memory size $m \geq n$ on an $n$-node boun...
The Parallel Random Access Machine (PRAM) is an abstract parallel machine consisting of a synchrono...
The Parallel Random Access Machine, \de{PRAM}, is the dominant theoretical parallel computer model. ...
This paper describes an improved scheme for PRAM simulation on the mesh. The simulation algorithm ac...
The Parallel Random Access Machine, \de{PRAM}, is the dominant theoretical parallel computer model....
In this paper we present lower and upper bounds for the deterministic simulation of a Parallel Rando...
We present algorithms for the randomized simulation of a shared memory machine (PRAM) on a Distribut...
AbstractWe present deterministic upper and lower bounds on the slowdown required to simulate an (n, ...
this paper, we sketch our experiences with a deterministic PRAM simulator for two-dimensional meshes...
Both PRAM and RMESH are important parallel computing models. This paper gives two algorithms that si...
Parallel Random Access Machine, PRAM, is the most popular abstract model of the parallel computation...
The PRAM is a shared memory model of parallel computation which abstracts away from inessential engi...