Titlebook: Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics; 4th International Co Roman Wyrzykowski,Jack Dongarra,Jerzy Wa?niewski Conference proceedings 2

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Processing Time and Memory Requirements for Multi-instalment Divisible Job Processingo an arbitrary number of independent tasks. In this work we analyse a new type of communication that can shorten the schedule length and reduce memory requirements. Two types of multi-instalment processing models are taken into account; their influence on processing time and memory requirements is e

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Evaluation of Parallel Programs by Measurement of Its Granularityel programming the goal of the design process cannot be reduced to optimise a single metrics like for example speed. While evaluating a parallel program a problem specific function of execution time, memory requirements, communication cost, implementation cost, and others have to be taken into consi

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The Performance of Different Communication Mechanisms and Algorithms Used for Parallelization of Molecular Dynamics Codenication algorithms and communication mechanisms were used in parallelization of molecular dynamics code. In is shown that in the case of fast communication hardware well scaling algorithm must be used. Presented data shows that MD code can be also run efficiently on the pentium cluster but low late

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FEM Computations on Clusters Using Different Models of Parallel Programminginvestigation of the package performance on the ACCORD cluster, which this year was built in the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science of this University. At present, ACCORD contains 18 Pentium III 750 MHz processors, or 9 SMP nodes, connected both by the fast MYRINET network and standard Fa

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Viktor K. Decyk,Dean E. Daugerations of vitamin K-dependent coagulation factors, i.e., prothrombin, and contact factors [1, 2]. The capacity of newborn plasma to generate thrombin is decreased to 30–50% of adult values [3, 4]. In addition, alpha.-macroglobulin (α.-M) has been suggested as a major anticoagulant protein in infancy