Array processing machines
Jan van Leeuwen; Jirí Wiedermann;
Array processing machines
We present a new model of parallel computation called the "array processing machine" or APM. The APM was designed to closely model the architecture of existing vector- and array processors, and to provide a suitable unifying framework for the complexity theory of parallel combinatorial and numerical algorithms.
- Utrecht University Netherlands
- University Museum Utrecht Netherlands
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