scientific article; zbMATH DE number 17533
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0726.00019.] We describe several new results for the simulation of an \(n\)-processor priority PRAM on weaker machines: (1) on an \(n\) processor TOLERANT PRAM: Slowdown \(O(\sqrt{\log n})\); (2) on an \(n\)-processor COLLISION\(^ +\) PRAM: Slowdown \(O(\log\log n\log^{(3)}n)\); (3) on a COMMON PRAM with \(kn\) processors \((k\leq\log n/2)\): Slowdown \(O(\log n/(k\log(\log n/k)))\); (4) on a TOLERANT PRAM with \(kn\) processors \((2\leq k\leq\log n)\): Slowdown \(O(\log n/\log k)\); (5) on a randomized \(n\)-processor COLLISION\(^ +\) PRAM: Expected slowdown \(O(\log\log n)\).
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