Design and Performance Evaluation of a Conservative Parallel Discrete Event Core for GES
Silas De Munck, Kurt Vanmechelen, J. Broeckhove
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Silas De Munck, Kurt Vanmechelen, J. Broeckhove
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The empirical study of large-scale distributed systems often calls for the use of computer simulations as real-world experimentation is too costly or simply infeasible. Computer simulations can also provide results on a much shorter timespan, increasing productivity. Nevertheless, large-scale system
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The empirical study of large-scale distributed systems often calls for the use of computer simulations as real-world experimentation is too costly or simply infeasible. Computer simulations can also provide results on a much shorter timespan, increasing productivity. Nevertheless, large-scale system
Key concepts: Computer science, Discrete event simulation, Scale (ratio), Core (optical fiber), Distributed computing, Productivity, Event (particle physics), Empirical research