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Foil 36 Global and Local Parallelism Illustrated by Hadrian's Wall
From
New CPS615 Foils 25 March95 CPS615 Basic Simulation Track for Computational Science --
Fall Semester 95
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by
Geoffrey C. Fox
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Global Parallelism
Break up domain
Amount of Parallelism proportional to size of problem (and is usually large)
Unit is Bricklayer or Computer node
2
Local Parallelism
Do in parallel local operations in the processing of basic entities
e.g. for Hadrian's problem, use two hands, one for brick and one for mortar while ...
for computer case, do addition at same time as multiplication
Local Parallelism is limited but useful
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Local and Global Parallelism
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Should both be Exploited
in Table To:
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on Tue Oct 7 1997
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