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Computer analysis of parallelization for computational models of continua

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The paper analyzes parallelization of computations for the problem of magnetohydrodynamics. Parallelization is performed by cutting the computation graph into subgraphs. The algorithm allows for the architecture of the computing medium — the number and performance of processors, the topology of the communication subsystem, and the data transfer rate of the communication channels. Application of the algorithms for particular computing systems is described.

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Translated from Programmno-apparatnye Sredstva i Matematicheskoe Obespechenie Vychislitel'nykh Sistem, pp. 20–23, 1994.

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Ershov, N.M., Popova, N.N. Computer analysis of parallelization for computational models of continua. Comput Math Model 6, 204–207 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01138126

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