Measuring and Improving the Potential Parallelism of Sequential Java Programs
Kevin Van Valkenburgh
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Kevin Van Valkenburgh
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the important elements of a problem and separating them from the ancillary details made for an interesting and satisfying research experience.Thank you, Professor, for giving me an opportunity to work on such an interesting project.Additionally, I would like to thank my former supervisor, Dr. Brian Robinson, for inspiring me to seek a graduate education.Before working for him as an undergraduate co-op, I was unaware of the depth of knowledge that existed in my field beyond a Bachelor's Degree.Finally, I would like to
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the important elements of a problem and separating them from the ancillary details made for an interesting and satisfying research experience.Thank you, Professor, for giving me an opportunity to work on such an interesting project.Additionally, I would like to thank my former supervisor, Dr. Brian Robinson, for inspiring me to seek a graduate education.Before working for him as an undergraduate co-op, I was unaware of the depth of knowledge that existed in my field beyond a Bachelor's Degree.Finally, I would like to
Key concepts: Computer science, Parallelism (grammar), Task parallelism, Data parallelism, Implicit parallelism, Instruction-level parallelism, Java, Parallel computing