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  • Allocation of SISAL program graphs to processors using BLAS

    Creator:
    Raisinghani, Manoj H.
    Abstract:
    There are a number of well known techniques for extracting parallelism from a given program. They range from hardware implementations, building restructuring compilers or reorganizing of programs so as to specify all the available parallelism. The success rate of any of the known techniques is rather poor over all types...
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    To Processors Using BLAS Abstract approved: Dr. Ben Lee There are a number of well known

  • Program allocation for hypercube based dataflow systems

    Creator:
    Freytag, Vincent R.
    Abstract:
    The dataflow model of computation differs from the traditional control-flow model of computation in that it does not utilize a program counter to sequence instructions in a program. Instead, the execution of instructions is based solely on the availability of their operands. Thus, an instruction is executed in a dataflow...
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    Based Dataflow Systems Redacted for Privacy Abstract approved: Ben Lee The dataflow model of

  • Simulation studies of routing algorithms for multicomputer systems

    Creator:
    Choi, Jangmin
    Abstract:
    Efficient routing of messages is critical to the performance of multicomputers. Many adaptive routing algorithms have been proposed to improve the network efficiency; however, they can make only short-sighted decisions to choose a channel for message routing because of limited information about network condition. The short-sighted decisions may cause unnecessary...
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    Multicomputer Systems Abstract approved. Ben Lee Efficient routing of messages is critical to the

  • Interface design and system impact analysis of a message-handling processor for fine-grain multithreading

    Creator:
    Metz, David
    Abstract:
    There appears to be a broad agreement that high-performance computers of the future will be Massively Parallel Architectures (MPAs), where all processors are interconnected by a high-speed network. One of the major problems with MPAs is the latency observed for remote operations. One technique to hide this latency is multithreading....
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    . Abstract approved: Ben Lee There appears to be a broad agreement that high-performance computers of the