Concurrent Computation and Time Complexity Bounds for Algebraic Fractals

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  • F. Chris MacPhee
  • Virendrakumar C. Bhavsar
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This paper considers various parallelization schemes and applies them to concurrent computation of algebraic fractals on IBM SP3 and SGI Onyx 3400 systems. We adapt the time complexity bounds of parallel Monte Carlo methods to predict the execution time behavior of these schemes. Nous étudions plusieurs méthodes de parallélisation appliquées au calcul simultané de plusieurs objets fractals algébriques sur un IBM SP3 et sur un SGI Onyx 3400. Nous adaptons les bornes de complexité temporelles des calculs Monte-Carlo parallèles afin de prédire le comportement du temps d'exécution de ces méthodes.

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تاریخ انتشار 2003