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A theoretical study of the organization of computer structures, consisting of independent processors coupled via common local memories, is used to investigate the speed up and efficiency of a parallelization of multigrid methods.
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tree and nearest-neighbour systems
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Efficient multigrid algorithms for locally constrained parallel systems
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    Efficient multigrid algorithms for locally constrained parallel systems (English)
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    A theoretical study of the organization of computer structures, consisting of independent processors coupled via common local memories, is used to investigate the speed up and efficiency of a parallelization of multigrid methods.
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    parallelization
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    tree and nearest-neighbour systems
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    organization of computer structures
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    speed up
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    efficiency
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    multigrid methods
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