The Saukas-Song Selection Algorithm and Coarse Grained Parallel Sorting

12/04/2017
by   Laurence Boxer, et al.
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We analyze the running time of the Saukas-Song algorithm for selection on a coarse grained multicomputer without expressing the running time in terms of communication rounds. We derive sorting algorithms that are asymptotically optimal for restricted ranges of processors on coarse grained multicomputers.

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