Postdoc: A Hierarchical Methodology for SMP Clusters

Project: Research project

Project Details

Description

0203584

Moret, Bernard

University of New Mexico

CISE Postdoctoral Associates in Experimental Computer Science: A Hierarchical Methodology for SMP Clusters

The promise of high-performance computing implicit in parallel computation has so far been realized in a limited range of applications, but parallelism in large distributed-memory systems is hampered by the cost of message passing. Symmetric multiprocessor (SMP) clusters combine distributed memory with true shared memory access and offer the potential for effectively solving complex, irregular optimization problems with reduced message passing costs. The proposed research is to extend work on high-performance SMP computation, using computational biology, to develop a hierarchical methodology for clusters of SMPs. The postdoctoral research associate will develop and test the methodology, suited to future multilevel parallel architectures, using problems and algorithms from research in high-performance computational biology as test cases.

StatusFinished
Effective start/end date8/1/027/31/04

Funding

  • National Science Foundation: $66,000.00

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