Abstract:
In this paper we investigate in what way and how efficiently different parallel algorithms of asynchronous cellular automata simulation can be mapped onto the architecture of modern 32-core computer (4×Intel Xeon X7560). As an example, a model of CO+O=CO2 reaction on the surface of palladium particle is used.
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