On the use of the SOLOMON parallel-processing computer
John R. Ball, Richard C. Bollinger, T. A. Jeeves, Robert C. McReynolds, D.H. Shaffer · 1962
The SOLOMON computer has a novel design which is intended to give it unusual capabilities in certain areas of computation. The arithmetic unit of SOLOMON is constructed with a large number of simple processing elements suitably interconnected, and hence differs from that of a conventional computer by being capable of a basically parallel operation. The initial development and study of this new computer has led to considerable scientific and engineering inquiry in three problem areas: