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Parallel Programming Made Simple Using Groovy Parallel Patterns Jon Kerridge

Name: Parallel Programming Made Simple Using Groovy Parallel Patterns Jon Kerridge
SKU: BELL-47532734
Price: 31.00 USD
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Parallel Programming Made Simple Using Groovy Parallel Patterns Jon Kerridge instant download after payment.

Publisher: Bookboon.com Ltd.

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 9.81 MB

Pages: 220

Author: Jon Kerridge

ISBN: 9788740337396, 8740337391

Language: English

Year: 2021

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Parallel Programming Made Simple Using Groovy Parallel Patterns Jon Kerridge by Jon Kerridge 9788740337396, 8740337391 instant download after payment.

The use of the Groovy Parallel Patterns Library is explained by using published sequential algorithms for problems such as Montecarlo simulation, Concordance, the n-body problem, Jacobi’s method, Mandelbrot, image processing, sorting, and the Goldbach Conjecture. The parallel solution’s performance is compared to that of the sequential implementation, explaining how the speedup has been obtained. A novel visualization system is described that shows how the objects pass through the parallel structure. One chapter is devoted to demonstrating the model is provably correct using CSPm and FDR.