Titlebook: Algorithms for Parallel Processing; Michael T. Heath,Abhiram Ranade,Robert S. Schreibe Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Supporting a Coherent Shared Address Space Across SMP Nodes: An Application-Driven Investigationltiprocessors by connecting symmetric multiprocessors (SMPs) with efficient commodity network interfaces such as Myrinet. With hardware-supported cache-coherent shared memory within the SMPs, the question is what programming model to support across SMPs. A coherent shared address space has been foun

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Locality in Computing Connected Componentslgorithms are substantially faster than the ones in the literature for these models. We also present lower bounds on the time required by deterministic algorithms that match our (randomized) upper bounds.

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Routing in Optical and Wireless Networks in the store-and-forward and wormhole routing models, but emerging technologies are motivating new routing models to be considered. In this paper, we discuss problems of routing messages in optical networks, where signals are carried by light rather than by electrical impulses, and in wireless netw

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Data Parallel Performance Optimizations Using Array Aliasingmory address spaces local to processors within the global address space of distributed memory architectures, while staying in the data parallel programming paradigm. We show how the array aliasing feature can be used effectively in optimizing communication and computation performance. The constructs

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Coarsening, Sampling, and Smoothing: Elements of the Multilevel Method, domain decomposition, geometric search structures, as well as optimization algorithms for problems such as partitioning and sparse-matrix ordering. This paper presents a systematic treatment of the fundamental elements of the multilevel method. We illustrate, using examples from several fields, th

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Some Methods of Parallel Pseudorandom Number Generationning that we will not consider splitting methods. We describe parameterized versions of the following pseudorandom number generators:.We briefly describe the methods, detail some advantages and disadvantages of each method and recount results from number theory that impact our understanding of their