Allan Gottlieb Books

18 editions

Parallel Processing (Electronic Computers) Congresses Parallel Programming (Computer Science) Optical Interconnects

Highly Parallel Computing

1994

An Overview of the Nyu Ultracomputer Project

2010

Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Massively Parallel Processing Using Optical Interconnections, October 27-29, 1996, Maui, Hawaii

1996

Networks and Algorithms for Very Large Scale Parallel Computation

2018

Designing VLSI Network Nodes to Reduce Memory Traffic in a Shared Memory Parallel Computer

2018

Considerations for Massively Parallel UNIX Systems on the NYU Ultracomputer and IBM RP3

2018

Using VLSI to Reduce Serialization and Memory Traffic in Shared Memory Parallel Computers

2018

Operating System Considerations for Large-Scale MIMD Machines

2018

Considerations for Massively Parallel Unix Systems on the Nyu Ultracomputer and Ibm Rp3

2011

Using Vlsi to Reduce Serialization and Memory Traffic in Shared Memory Parallel Computers

2011

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