Parallel Processing Fundamentals (Classics in Computer Science Textbooks from Abroad)

Author: (USA) Jordan (USA) Arag
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book comprehensively and deeply analyzes the core concepts in parallel processing theory. The authors comprehensively discuss topics such as parallel architecture, parallel algorithms, and parallel programming languages, as well as methods and techniques for designing and implementing parallel applications. This book is suitable as a textbook for parallel processing courses for undergraduate and graduate students in computer science, and it is also an extremely valuable professional reference book. This book comprehensively and deeply analyzes the core concepts in parallel processing theory. The authors comprehensively discuss topics such as parallel architecture, parallel algorithms, and parallel programming languages, as well as methods and techniques for designing and implementing parallel applications. This book is suitable as a textbook for parallel processing courses for undergraduate and graduate students in computer science, and it is also an extremely valuable professional reference book. Features of the book: · Comprehensive discussion of related topics such as algorithms, language characteristics, and architecture. · Comprehensive consideration of various factors influencing problem-solving in parallel processing technology, and thorough analysis of various performance analysis methods. · Classic problems are introduced at the beginning of each chapter to guide readers' thinking. · Numerous examples are used to illustrate complex and obscure theoretical concepts. · Rich exercises at the end of each chapter help students consolidate the knowledge they have learned.