Optimal selection theory for superconcurrency
Richard F. Freund · 1989
This paper describes a mathematical programming approach to finding an optimal, heterogeneous suite of processors to solve supercomputing problems. This technique, called superconcurrency, works best when the computational requirements are diverse and significant portions of the code are not tightly-coupled. It is also dependent on new methods of benchmarking and code profiling, as well as eventual use of AI techniques for intelligent management of the selected superconcurrent suite.