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Parallel and Distributed Computing: A Survey of Models, Paradigms and Approaches
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Dr. Leopold cuts through the confusion, presenting a logical and comprehensive survey of the different methodologies used for constructing parallel and distributed systems.Abstract:
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The use of parallel and distributed computing has grown dramatically in recent years, resulting in a flood of projects, implementations, and buzzwords. Dr. Leopold cuts through the confusion, presenting a logical and comprehensive survey of the different methodologies used for constructing parallel and distributed systems. Methods are presented independently of language and platform.read more
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