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   Introduction to Parallel Computing

   Design and Analysis of Parallel Algorithms:
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Introduction to Parallel Computing- Design and Analysis of Parallel Algorithms

Introduction to Parallel Computing

Design and Analysis of Parallel Algorithms:

• Review:: 'Just great Excellent introduction to the field, specially for the beginner. There is no other book as clear and concise as this one. If you need an introduction to parallel computing / programming, buy the second edition of this book now!
• Review:: 'Essential 4 any prospective parallel computing professional I bought this book when I was a 2nd grade CS student. I planned to start my research project in supercomputing field. So I decided to study the aspects of parallel computing starting by its concepts and programming. As a programmer I found that I would need the general view before coding. Kumar's book is great in which it gives you generalized overview of hardware and software architectures. He and his contributors don't take care of what system nor language you're using. Instead, they want you to learn Parallel Programming. Scientific and non-numerical algorithms are overviewed and explained mathematically. They prove everything they state by using mathematics. I don't know any better way. Do you? It's worth every penny.
• Review:: 'Good book on parallel computing This book is a very good one for the parallel computing fields. The most interesting parts of the book to me are the parallel alogrithms design & analysis. The ideas are explained clearly and the exercises are nice too. I would like to recommend this book to all my friends who are interested in parallel computing.
• Review:: 'Great details and insightful This one is must for someone who has needs an introductory course for parallel computing. It dealt with the fundamental of parallel computing in terms of algorithms decide.

• Similar books:
• The Sourcebook of Parallel Computing (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Computer Architecture and Design)
• Parallel Scientific Computing in C++ and MPI- A Seamless Approach to Parallel Algorithms and their Implementation
• An Introduction to Parallel Computing- Design and Analysis of Algorithms, Second Edition
• MPI- The Complete Reference (2-volume set)
• Multiprocessor Systems-on-Chips (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Systems on Silicon)

Distributed Computing- Fundamentals, Simulations, and Advanced Topics (Wiley Series on Parallel and Distributed Computing)

Distributed Computing

Fundamentals, Simulations, and Advanced Topics (Wiley Series on Parallel and Distributed Computing):

A Clear Path To Understanding Distributed Computing

The explosive growth of distributed computing systems makes understanding them imperative. To make this notoriously difficult subject accessible, Distributed Computing: Fundamentals, Simulations, and Advanced Topics; Second Edition, provides a solid introduction to the mathematical foundations and theory of distributed computing, highlighting common themes and basic techniques.

The authors present the fundamental issues underlying the design of distributed systems-communication, coordination, synchronization, and uncertainty-as well as fundamental algorithmic concepts and lower-bound techniques. The book's unifying approach emphasizes the similarities between different models and explains inherent discrepancies between them. Focusing on ideas rather than optimizations, the book discusses major models of distributed computing, including:

• Message passing and shared memory communication; synchronous and asynchronous timing models, failures, proofs of correctness, and lower bounds
• Leader election, mutual exclusion, and consensus
• Causality of events and clock synchronization
• Simulations between models of distributed computing
• Advanced topics including randomization, the wait-free hierarchy, asynchronous solvability, and failure detectors

With new material on such subjects as fast mutual exclusion and queue locks, and improved coverage of existing material throughout, this Second Edition will serve as a comprehensive textbook for graduate and advanced undergraduate students, and as a key reference for researchers and practicing professionals.

• Review:: 'A good book This is a good book in the field of distributed computing, but it is very mathematically oriented. It concentrates on impossibility proofs and lower bound proofs. I advise people new to this material to read a more descriptive book before reading this one
• Review:: 'well-written, in-depth overview of distributed computing I used this book for teaching an under-graduate primer course in distributed computing. The book is readable, coherent, well-structured and very efficient as a textbook. It strikes a good balance between the sea of details and the basic principles. I am familiar with the core of this book since it was a collection of lecture notes (alas, no longer available). It's a pity that some important topics have been omitted from the book version (e.g., Gallager, Humblett, Spira alg). There are some minor errors and imperfections in pseudocodes and exercise definitions which are a little bit annoying. That's why I'm giving this book four points and not five. Bottom line: I would recommend this book as a course textbook.
• Review:: 'Terse prose fraught with errors and omissions I've struggled to read this text, since it contains many very recent results distilled into intelligently organized chapters. Unfortunately, even though this book is intended for a savvy audience, the text is often too detailed and technical, while important "big picture" intuition is never relayed. Frequent errors in the algorithms and proofs, ranging from simple subscript swaps to more subtle errors in logic to the (rarer) complete lack of logic make this a difficult book to recommend. In addition, the exercises are frequently too vague (sometimes meaningless) -- this book is definitely not recommended for class work.

• Similar books:
• Distributed Algorithms (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Data Management Systems)
• Introduction to Distributed Algorithms
• Elements of Distributed Computing
• Probability and Computing- Randomized Algorithms and Probabilistic Analysis
• Reliable Distributed Systems- Technologies, Web Services, and Applications