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Introduction to Parallel Computing offers a thorough exploration of high performance computing, bridging the gap between hardware architecture and software development. This comprehensive resource explains how to design and analyze parallel algorithms that solve complex problems across various scientific and technical fields. It stands out by covering a vast range of topics, from basic message pa…
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