In this paper we present lower and upper bounds for the deterministic emulation of a Parallel Random Access Machine (PRAM) with n processors and m variables on a Distributed Memory Machine (DMM) with n processors. The bounds are expressed as a function of the redundancy r of the scheme (i.e., the number of copies used to represent each PRAM variable in the DMM), and become tight for any m polynomial in n and r=Θ(1).

Tight bounds on deterministic PRAM emulations with constant redundancy

PIETRACAPRINA, ANDREA ALBERTO;PUCCI, GEPPINO
1994

Abstract

In this paper we present lower and upper bounds for the deterministic emulation of a Parallel Random Access Machine (PRAM) with n processors and m variables on a Distributed Memory Machine (DMM) with n processors. The bounds are expressed as a function of the redundancy r of the scheme (i.e., the number of copies used to represent each PRAM variable in the DMM), and become tight for any m polynomial in n and r=Θ(1).
1994
Lecture Notes in Computer Science Algorithms — ESA '94
354058434X
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