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CS Tools implementation of data decomposition problems

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From: Patrick Van Renterghem / Transpu...
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1989 08:32
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I am a "soon to become user of CS Tools" and in the mean time I am studying
the manual. There seems to be no example of a data decomposition problem in
it, although some people must have tried this. E.g. a 2 dimensional problem
is run on a network of processors, each processor taking a part of this
structure and doing some work on it, taking boundaries, ... into account.
 
Anyone who has worked with this kind of structure is encouraged to tell me
some more about how he/she did it.
 
Patrick
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