A distributed implementation of simulated annealing for the travelling salesman problem
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The authors describe a novel implementation of the simulated annealing algorithm for finding an approximate solution of the travelling salesman problem. The implementation was on an array of Inmos T4/4 transputers, programmed in Occam 2. The authors claim they were able to compute solutions which appeared to be reasonably good to a problem of several thousand towns.
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