Advances in Parallel and Distributed Computing
A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390). This special issue belongs to the section "Engineering Mathematics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 April 2021) | Viewed by 412
Special Issue Editors
Interests: numerical approximation and interpolation; quadrature rules; methods for reconstruction of curves and surfaces; inverse problems in image analysis; algorithms on parallel and distributed systems with applications in medicine and physics; classification and user profiling; reputation systems; fractional differential equations
Interests: computational science; numerical analysis; parallel scientific computing; domain decomposition parallel strategies; high-performance computing; parallel algorithms; parallel and distributed architectures; MPI-parallel and multi-many core architectures; GPU parallel computing; GP-GPU programming
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent decades, the need to solve large size problems has become an essential requirement in many application fields. Indeed, models and simulations in engineering, medicine, physics, and other fields have increasingly been involving algorithms with very high computational complexity in terms of time and space. To address these issues, parallel algorithms, implemented in suitably related problem solving environments, have been increasingly introduced. Since many different forms of parallelism can be considered, parallel and distributed computing has begun to play a key role in scientific computing. In particular, specific hardware as multicore and GPUs allow to perform very efficient algorithms which can solve application problems unassailable until some time ago.
This Special Issue aims to collect papers which present new algorithms and advances to solve large dimension problems using parallel and distributed computing paradigms. Special attention is devoted to innovative paradigms and ideas involving deep connections between development environments and parallel algorithms (as for example domain decomposition strategies). This Special Issue should be also useful for all the readers who are interested in new parallel methods and programming techniques.
Dr. Ardelio Galletti
Dr. Livia Marcellino
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Parallel programming
- Parallel algorithms
- Parallel Dynamical Systems
- Scientific and Parallel Computing
- GPU Computing
