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Architecture And Applications Of The HEP Multiprocessor Computer System

Burton Smith

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The HEP computer system is a large scale scientific parallel computer employing shared-resource MIMD architecture. The hardware and software facilities provided by the system are described, and techniques found to be useful in programming the system are also discussed.

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The HEP computer system is a large scale scientific parallel computer employing shared-resource MIMD architecture. The hardware and software facilities provided by the system are described, and techniques found to be useful in programming the system are also discussed.

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The HEP computer system is a large scale scientific parallel computer employing shared-resource MIMD architecture. The hardware and software facilities provided by the system are described, and techniques found to be useful in programming the system are also discussed.

Key concepts: Computer science, MIMD, Multiprocessing, Architecture, Computer architecture, Parallel computing, Systems architecture, Software

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