A Novel Approach for O (1) Parallel Sorting Algorithm
Andargie, Lamesginew; M.Sc. (Computer Science),School of Com& Ele Engineering, IOT, Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia., Melkamu, Gizachew, Sreenivasarao, Dr. Vuda
Abstract
Andargie, Lamesginew; M.Sc. (Computer Science),School of Com& Ele Engineering, IOT, Bahir Dar University, Ethiopia., Melkamu, Gizachew, Sreenivasarao, Dr. Vuda
Abstract
Sorting is an algorithm of the most relevant operations performed on computers. In particular, it is a crucial tool when it comes to processing huge volumes of data into the memory. There are different types of sorting algorithms: simple sorting algorithms(such as insertion, selection and bubble) and parallel sorting(such as parallel merge sort, Odd-even sorting, Bitonic sort and O(1) parallel sorting ) algorithm. Parallel sorting is the process of using multiple processing units to collectively sort an unordered sequence of data. In this paper is devoted to the discovery of new approach to O (1) parallel sorting algorithm, in which redundant data didn't taken into consideration yet.
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Sorting is an algorithm of the most relevant operations performed on computers. In particular, it is a crucial tool when it comes to processing huge volumes of data into the memory. There are different types of sorting algorithms: simple sorting algorithms(such as insertion, selection and bubble) and parallel sorting(such as parallel merge sort, Odd-even sorting, Bitonic sort and O(1) parallel sorting ) algorithm. Parallel sorting is the process of using multiple processing units to collectively sort an unordered sequence of data. In this paper is devoted to the discovery of new approach to O (1) parallel sorting algorithm, in which redundant data didn't taken into consideration yet.
Key concepts: Sorting algorithm, Merge algorithm, Computer science, Sorting, Merge sort, Parallel computing, sort, Algorithm