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The Pipeline method has high communication costs (as will in fact use "block cyclic" to preserve locality) and is complex to implement well
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Thus instead we note that we can get new versions of Gauss Seidel by reordering update order -- this could (in principle) make for a better or worse method (or more likely we won't know if better or worse!)
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There is a natural reordering which is typically as good if not better for which parallelism is "trivial"
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This ONLY works for nearest neighbor stencil but there are versions of red black for similar stencils
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