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30 July 1982 New York University (NYU) Ultracomputer -- A General-Purpose Parallel Processor
Allan Gottlieb, Ralph Grishman, Clyde P. Kruskal, Kevin P. McAuliffe, Larry Rudolph, Marc Snir
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Abstract
We present the design for the NYU ultracomputer, a general-purpose MIMD parallel processor composed of thousands of autonomous processing elements. This machine uses an enhanced omega-network to approximate the ideal behavior of Schwartz's paracomputer model of computation and to effeciently implement the important replace-add synchronization primitive. The novelty of the design lies in the enhanced network, in particular in the constituent switches and interfaces. We also present the results of analytic and simulation studies of the network as well as including a sample of our efforts to implement parallel variants of important scientific codes.
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Allan Gottlieb, Ralph Grishman, Clyde P. Kruskal, Kevin P. McAuliffe, Larry Rudolph, and Marc Snir "New York University (NYU) Ultracomputer -- A General-Purpose Parallel Processor", Proc. SPIE 0298, Real-Time Signal Processing IV, (30 July 1982); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.932513
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KEYWORDS
Switches

Signal processing

Monte Carlo methods

Parallel computing

Performance modeling

Computer simulations

Operating systems

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