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  1. Exactly, graph theory provides parallel computing with basic model support, and parallel computing gives us new ideas to design graph algorithms dealing with those tough problems …

  2. Parallel Graph Algorithms | SpringerLink

    Apr 14, 2018 · We investigate methods for parallel algorithm design with emphasis on graph algorithms in this chapter. Shared memory and distributed memory parallel processing are the …

  3. Parallel Computer Models and Combinatorial Algorithms

    Jan 1, 1987 · The main concepts are the parallel computation thesis, solvability in polylog parallel time, and log-space completeness for P. The chapter presents several examples of parallel …

  4. We begin in Section 1 with a discussion of how to model parallel computers. Next, in Section 2 we cover some general techniques that have proven useful in the design of parallel algorithms. …

  5. Architectural Issues Major architectural issues for parallel computer systems include processor coordination : synchronous or asynchronous? memory organization : distributed or shared? …

  6. We propose to design and implement a library called “Graph BLAS,” consisting of concise, flexible, efficient tools for graph operations that can serve as “middleware” for modern …

  7. Parallel processing is a sub-field of computer science which includes ideas from theoretical computer science, computer architecture, programming languages, algorithms and …

  8. Parallel Algorithms for Regular Architectures - MIT Press

    Parallel Algorithms for Regular Architectures is the first book to concentrate exclusively on algorithms and paradigms for programming parallel computers such as the hypercube, mesh, …

  9. Guest Editorial: Advances in Parallel Graph Processing: Algorithms ...

    Sep 16, 2018 · This special section is aimed at introducing some of the new avenues of cutting-edge research happening at the intersection of graph algorithm design and their …

  10. In general, four steps are involved in performing a computational problem in parallel. The first step is to understand the nature of computations in the specific application domain. The second …

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