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Introduction to MPI by examples

Várady Géza, Bogdán Zaválnij

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The aim of the work is to introduce the reader to parallel programming in the MPI environment. Nowadays computational problems are got over by the power of parallelism. Not only supercomputers have many processors, but our everyday devices (tablets, phones) have at least two or four. The parallel logic, the new issues and solutions are summarized in this work, with several detailed C++ example codes. We suggest some of the sections to BSc student, more to MSc students and the whole work could be a semester material for PhD students as well.

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The aim of the work is to introduce the reader to parallel programming in the MPI environment. Nowadays computational problems are got over by the power of parallelism. Not only supercomputers have many processors, but our everyday devices (tablets, phones) have at least two or four. The parallel logic, the new issues and solutions are summarized in this work, with several detailed C++ example codes. We suggest some of the sections to BSc student, more to MSc students and the whole work could be a semester material for PhD students as well.

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The aim of the work is to introduce the reader to parallel programming in the MPI environment. Nowadays computational problems are got over by the power of parallelism. Not only supercomputers have many processors, but our everyday devices (tablets, phones) have at least two or four. The parallel logic, the new issues and solutions are summarized in this work, with several detailed C++ example codes. We suggest some of the sections to BSc student, more to MSc students and the whole work could be a semester material for PhD students as well.

Key concepts: Parallelism (grammar), Computer science, Work (physics), Parallel computing, Programming language, Engineering, Mechanical engineering

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