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Parallel programming (Computer science)

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Concurrent program structures

David Bustard

1988

Elixir in action

Sas̄a Jurić

2015 ★ 4.2

The characteristics of parallel algorithms

Dennis B. Gannon

1987

Parallel Programming in C with MPI and OpenMP

Michael J. Quinn

2004

Parallel programming using C++

Gregory V. Wilson

1996

Numerical recipes in Fortran 90

William T. Vetterling, William H. Press, Saul A. Teukolsky et al.

1997

Highly parallel computing

George S. Almasi

1989

Introduction to parallel programming

Steven Brawer

1989

Fundamentals of multicore software development

Victor Pankratius

2012

Advances in Electronics and Electron Physics (Advances in Imaging and Electron Physics)

Peter W. Hawkes

1991

Cloud-computing

F. Magoulès

2012

Parallel computing in quantum chemistry

Curtis L. Janssen

2008

Programming massively parallel processors hands-on with CUDA

Kirk, David

2010

The art of parallel programming

Bruce P. Lester

1993

Operating systems

Jean Bacon

2003

Parallel and distributed programming using C++

Cameron Hughes

2004

Using MPI

William Gropp, Ewing Lusk, Anthony Skjellum

1994

Algorithms and parallel computing

Fayez Gebali

2011

Thread time

Scott J. Norton

1996

Modern multithreading

Richard H. Carver

2006

Practical parallel programming

Greg Wilson

1995

The paralation model

Gary Sabot

1988

The search for simplicity

Per Brinch Hansen

1996

Serial Port Complete

Jan Axelson

2007

Modelling distributed systems

Wan Fokkink

2007

Programming with hyper-threading technology

Richard Gerber, Andrew Binstock

2004

Concurrent Prolog

Ehud Yehuda Shapiro

1987

The Concurrent C programming language

Narain Gehani

1989

Parallel logic programming

Evan Tick

1991

Guide to parallel programming on Sequent computer systems

1992

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