Titlebook: Handbook on Parallel and Distributed Processing; Jacek B?a?ewicz,Klaus Ecker,Denis Trystram Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20

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Giuseppe De Pietroorming cells, thereby establishing a so-called Cell Discard Ratio (CDR) as UPC performance measure. Focusing on Constant Bit Rate (CBR) connections, the UPC transfer characteristics are studied in case of Peak Cell Rate Contract Violations. Also the influence of the Contracted Cell Delay Variation T

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Parallel and Distributed Computing: State-of-the-Art and Emerging Trends,esent the future trends and emerging topics. Four major research areas are detailed within this perspective and discussed. They concern respectively the needs of parallel resources for solving large actual applications, the evolution of parallel and distributed systems, the programming environment a

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Architecture of Parallel and Distributed Systems,bly represent the most spectacular breakthroughs of these last ten years. This chapter begins with a detailed description of superscalar processor features which are intended to increase instruction-level parallelism. Mechanisms for tolerating the latency of the memory hierarchy like speculative exe

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Parallel Operating Systems, on them. They translate the hardware’s capabilities into concepts usable by programming languages..Great diversity marked the beginning of parallel architectures and their operating systems. This diversity has since been reduced to a small set of dominating configurations: symmetric multiprocessors

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Management of Resources in Parallel Systems,n that only static problems in which all parameters are known in advance and the solutions are in all ways fixed, are discussed. Also dynamic problems are possible in which some characteristics are not known in advance. In the following, basic classical scheduling approaches will be recalled and the

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Networking Aspects of Distributed and Parallel Computing,ations and at those who are interested in the communication aspects of distributed and parallel computing. The chapter is focused on high-speed communication networks such as: Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, FDDI, Fibre Channel, ATM and HIPPI. The performance aspects of the networks and of the I/O