Parallel Computers Take Lead in Complex Problem SolvingDespite programming difficulties, parallel computers have already become an essential scientific resource

Leuze, Michael R.; Ward, Robert C.

doi:10.1063/1.4823029

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Research Article| November 01 1991

Parallel Computers Take Lead in Complex Problem Solving: Despite programming difficulties, parallel computers have already become an essential scientific resource

Michael R. Leuze;

Michael R. Leuze

1a Staff Scientist in the Mathematical Sciences Section, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Tennessee

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Robert C. Ward

2is currently the Director of the Engineering Physics and Mathematics Division of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, having previously served the Laboratory in many research and managerial capacities

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Comput. Phys. 5, 582–584 (1991)

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